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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You may count, of course," I said, "on his understanding and sympathy, and his respect for your wishes, as those of a free woman". - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #363)
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5 363 "You may count, of View more quotes about course">course," I said, "on his understanding and sympathy, and his respect for your wishes, as those of a free woman".

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 360 "I understand," said Boabissia.
5 361 "Even then," I said, "it will be expected that you would first obtain the permission of their master".
5 362 "That is a common courtesy," said Boabissia.
5 363 "You may count, of course," I said, "on his understanding and sympathy, and his respect for your wishes, as those of a free woman".
5 364 "Of course," said Boabissia.
5 365 "In lesser matters, of course," I said, "where lesser exactitudes and punishments might be in order, you may, as any free person, at your whim, and without consulting the master, subject them to typical disciplines, things useful in helping them to keep in mind what they are, enforced positions, reiterated utterances, humiliations, tasks, bindings, chainings, gaggings, blindfoldings, switchings, lashings of various sorts, with various implements, and so on".
5 366 "I understand," said Boabissia.
"I understand," said Boabissia. "Even then," I said, "it will be expected that you would first obtain the permission of their master". "That is a common courtesy," said Boabissia. "You may count, of course," I said, "on his understanding and sympathy, and his respect for your wishes, as those of a free woman". "Of course," said Boabissia. "In lesser matters, of course," I said, "where lesser exactitudes and punishments might be in order, you may, as any free person, at your whim, and without consulting the master, subject them to typical disciplines, things useful in helping them to keep in mind what they are, enforced positions, reiterated utterances, humiliations, tasks, bindings, chainings, gaggings, blindfoldings, switchings, lashings of various sorts, with various implements, and so on". "I understand," said Boabissia. - (Mercenaries of Gor)