Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 626 | If she were View more quotes about successful">successful, I had little doubt that she would carry out her threat. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 623 | But it seemed to me there was little in the eyes or stance of Miss Cardwell which suggested the plausibility of the Gorean interpretation. |
| 25 | 624 | She seemed to me clearly out to win, to enjoy herself perhaps, but to win, and then exact from me something in the way of vengeance for all the months and days in which she, proud, independent wench, had been only slave. |
| 25 | 625 | I recalled she had told me that she would teach me well the meaning of a collar. |
| 25 | 626 | If she were successful, I had little doubt that she would carry out her threat. |
| 25 | 627 | "Well," she challenged, "Master?" I gazed at her, the tormenting vixen. |
| 25 | 628 | I had no wish to be her slave. |
| 25 | 629 | I resolved, if one of us must be slave, it would be she, the lovely Miss Cardwell, who would wear the collar. |
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But it seemed to me there was little in the eyes or stance of Miss Cardwell which suggested the plausibility of the Gorean interpretation.
She seemed to me clearly out to win, to enjoy herself perhaps, but to win, and then exact from me something in the way of vengeance for all the months and days in which she, proud, independent wench, had been only slave.
I recalled she had told me that she would teach me well the meaning of a collar.
If she were successful, I had little doubt that she would carry out her threat.
"Well," she challenged, "Master?" I gazed at her, the tormenting vixen.
I had no wish to be her slave.
I resolved, if one of us must be slave, it would be she, the lovely Miss Cardwell, who would wear the collar.
- (Nomads of Gor)