Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 9 | 591 | I considered my View more quotes about fate">fate. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 588 | Ah, Teibar, I thought, you have your vengeance on your "modern woman" now, indeed! She has been sold like a tarsk, in a sales barn! Too, you would doubtless much approve of the master into whose hands she has now come! Did they think, I wondered, angrily, that I existed only to give pleasure to men? But then I thought, wryly, ruefully, that that was exactly for what Teibar's "modern woman" now existed. |
| 9 | 589 | That was now the whole purpose of her existence, that, and only that. |
| 9 | 590 | It was that for which she must now live, only that. |
| 9 | 591 | I considered my fate. |
| 9 | 592 | Teibar had known it was to be mine. |
| 9 | 593 | Indeed, he had chosen me for it. |
| 9 | 594 | How amused he must be, then, from time to time, I thought, if he ever saw fit, perhaps in an idle moment, when freed of more pressing concerns, to recollect me. |
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Ah, Teibar, I thought, you have your vengeance on your "modern woman" now, indeed! She has been sold like a tarsk, in a sales barn! Too, you would doubtless much approve of the master into whose hands she has now come! Did they think, I wondered, angrily, that I existed only to give pleasure to men? But then I thought, wryly, ruefully, that that was exactly for what Teibar's "modern woman" now existed.
That was now the whole purpose of her existence, that, and only that.
It was that for which she must now live, only that.
I considered my fate.
Teibar had known it was to be mine.
Indeed, he had chosen me for it.
How amused he must be, then, from time to time, I thought, if he ever saw fit, perhaps in an idle moment, when freed of more pressing concerns, to recollect me.
- (Dancer of Gor)