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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

"She had declared for Cos," I reminded him. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1381)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
21 1381 "She had declared for Cos," I reminded him.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 1378 But, in View more quotes about time">time, it is likely that their relationship, mercifully, as such things fade into the past and tend to be forgotten, will become a simpler one, that merely of master and slave.
21 1379 "In my uses of the former Lady Claudia, in the cell," I said, "I sometimes gave her the use name of 'Chloe'".
21 1380 "A Cosian name," observed Calliodorus.
21 1381 "She had declared for Cos," I reminded him.
21 1382 "Did the use name help her to dissociate herself from the proprieties which she might have thought appropriate to a Lady Claudia?" he asked.
21 1383 "I think it helped," I said.
21 1384 Certainly a woman's sexual relationship to a man is often improved when she begins to think of herself as having a quite different relationship to him than the one in which she has been accustomed to think of herself.
But, in time, it is likely that their relationship, mercifully, as such things fade into the past and tend to be forgotten, will become a simpler one, that merely of master and slave. "In my uses of the former Lady Claudia, in the cell," I said, "I sometimes gave her the use name of 'Chloe'". "A Cosian name," observed Calliodorus. "She had declared for Cos," I reminded him. "Did the use name help her to dissociate herself from the proprieties which she might have thought appropriate to a Lady Claudia?" he asked. "I think it helped," I said. Certainly a woman's sexual relationship to a man is often improved when she begins to think of herself as having a quite different relationship to him than the one in which she has been accustomed to think of herself. - (Renegades of Gor)