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

If I had been aware of it, dimly and far off, I think I must, in my frustration and joy, trying to reach them, and yet helpless in their hands, have accepted it willingly. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #632)
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24 632 If I had been View more quotes about aware">aware of it, dimly and far off, I think I must, in my frustration and joy, trying to reach them, and yet helpless in their hands, have accepted it willingly.

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

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24 629 When I had felt the wetness of blood there, I had tried to keep my hands low at my sides, in the sand, scratching and clutching at it, but then, almost as though unable to help myself, I had again tried to reach for their bodies.
24 630 This had pulled the chain tight again against me.
24 631 In the throes of my submission, however, as I, a slave, gave myself from the deepest depths of my belly to masters, I think I was unaware of the pain.
24 632 If I had been aware of it, dimly and far off, I think I must, in my frustration and joy, trying to reach them, and yet helpless in their hands, have accepted it willingly.
24 633 I could not even remember, clearly, what had happened.
24 634 "There is a little blood at the back of your tunic," she said.
24 635 I regarded her.
When I had felt the wetness of blood there, I had tried to keep my hands low at my sides, in the sand, scratching and clutching at it, but then, almost as though unable to help myself, I had again tried to reach for their bodies. This had pulled the chain tight again against me. In the throes of my submission, however, as I, a slave, gave myself from the deepest depths of my belly to masters, I think I was unaware of the pain. If I had been aware of it, dimly and far off, I think I must, in my frustration and joy, trying to reach them, and yet helpless in their hands, have accepted it willingly. I could not even remember, clearly, what had happened. "There is a little blood at the back of your tunic," she said. I regarded her. - (Dancer of Gor)