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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"No longer do I envy them their slavery," she said, "for now I, too, am a slave. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #158)
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39 158 "No View more quotes about longer">longer do I envy them their slavery," she said, "for now I, too, am a slave.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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39 155 "Yes, my Master," she said.
39 156 She kissed me.
39 157 "No longer, now," I said, "do you need to envy slave girls".
39 158 "No longer do I envy them their slavery," she said, "for now I, too, am a slave.
39 159 In my bondage I am as rich and favored as they".
39 160 "But surely," I said, "you are aware of the miseries and terrors which may occasionally characterize the lot of female slaves".
39 161 "Of course," she said, "for we are at the mercy of our masters, in all things".
"Yes, my Master," she said. She kissed me. "No longer, now," I said, "do you need to envy slave girls". "No longer do I envy them their slavery," she said, "for now I, too, am a slave. In my bondage I am as rich and favored as they". "But surely," I said, "you are aware of the miseries and terrors which may occasionally characterize the lot of female slaves". "Of course," she said, "for we are at the mercy of our masters, in all things". - (Blood Brothers of Gor)