Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 507 | I would View more quotes about address">address them, and naturally, it seemed, and despite my superiority of social position, as 'Sir'. |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 504 | Sometimes I stammered. |
| 13 | 505 | Sometimes they would demand that I speak up. |
| 13 | 506 | Sometimes, to my anguish, they would simply dismiss me, simply send me from their presence. |
| 13 | 507 | I would address them, and naturally, it seemed, and despite my superiority of social position, as 'Sir'. |
| 13 | 508 | Those were the men I enjoyed obeying, and serving. |
| 13 | 509 | Those men, of course, were all married, for women quickly sense their maleness, their virility and power. |
| 13 | 510 | Such men are sought out, at all costs. |
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Sometimes I stammered.
Sometimes they would demand that I speak up.
Sometimes, to my anguish, they would simply dismiss me, simply send me from their presence.
I would address them, and naturally, it seemed, and despite my superiority of social position, as 'Sir'.
Those were the men I enjoyed obeying, and serving.
Those men, of course, were all married, for women quickly sense their maleness, their virility and power.
Such men are sought out, at all costs.
- (Savages of Gor)