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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had waited not a moment longer than necessary to put her in his bonds. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1057)
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20 1057 He had View more quotes about waited">waited not a moment longer than necessary to put her in his bonds.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 1054 He then came to me and seized my hand, and then embraced me, too, weeping.
20 1055 "My thanks," said Callimachus.
20 1056 "My thanks to you both!" In his joy he had immediately tied the slave.
20 1057 He had waited not a moment longer than necessary to put her in his bonds.
20 1058 The practical and symbolic significance of binding the woman is, I gather, clear to all.
20 1059 It is a joyful, meaningful way of demonstrating power over the slave, and showing that she, in effect, belongs to you.
20 1060 It is a thrilling, exciting act for the master who binds, and for the helpless, dominated slave, who finds herself bound.
He then came to me and seized my hand, and then embraced me, too, weeping. "My thanks," said Callimachus. "My thanks to you both!" In his joy he had immediately tied the slave. He had waited not a moment longer than necessary to put her in his bonds. The practical and symbolic significance of binding the woman is, I gather, clear to all. It is a joyful, meaningful way of demonstrating power over the slave, and showing that she, in effect, belongs to you. It is a thrilling, exciting act for the master who binds, and for the helpless, dominated slave, who finds herself bound. - (Guardsman of Gor)