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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Perhaps his patience was then at an end, or perhaps he felt he had waited long enough, or perhaps he found me, suddenly, too beautiful to resist, I did not know, but he then began, with apparently little regard for me, to content himself. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1279)
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11 1279 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps his patience was then at an end, or perhaps he felt he had waited long enough, or perhaps he found me, suddenly, too beautiful to resist, I did not know, but he then began, with apparently little regard for me, to content himself.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
11 1276 I felt his power and surgency.
11 1277 He then began to make use of me.
11 1278 "Master!" I gasped.
11 1279 Perhaps his patience was then at an end, or perhaps he felt he had waited long enough, or perhaps he found me, suddenly, too beautiful to resist, I did not know, but he then began, with apparently little regard for me, to content himself.
11 1280 I clung to him, startled.
11 1281 It may be, of course, that this was merely another kindness on his part, that I be now reminded of my status, that I wore a collar, that I was naught but a slave, I do not know.
11 1282 "Yes, Master!" I whispered.
I felt his power and surgency. He then began to make use of me. "Master!" I gasped. Perhaps his patience was then at an end, or perhaps he felt he had waited long enough, or perhaps he found me, suddenly, too beautiful to resist, I did not know, but he then began, with apparently little regard for me, to content himself. I clung to him, startled. It may be, of course, that this was merely another kindness on his part, that I be now reminded of my status, that I wore a collar, that I was naught but a slave, I do not know. "Yes, Master!" I whispered. - (Dancer of Gor)