Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 958 | "It is not as View more quotes about though">though you were, say, a slave," I said, "a property which one would not wish to leave behind". |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 955 | "I think," I said, "I might myself, without great difficulty, one man, alone, escape from the delta. |
| 19 | 956 | Taking a woman with me, however, and, in particular, one such as you, seems to impose, as you might well imagine, a handicap of a very serious nature". |
| 19 | 957 | "I will be no trouble!" she said, eagerly. |
| 19 | 958 | "It is not as though you were, say, a slave," I said, "a property which one would not wish to leave behind". |
| 19 | 959 | "I can be enslaved," she said, an odd note in her voice. |
| 19 | 960 | "Also," I said, "one may assure oneself, in virtue of the strictures of the mastership, that a slave will be little or no trouble". |
| 19 | 961 | "Enslave me then," she said. |
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"I think," I said, "I might myself, without great difficulty, one man, alone, escape from the delta.
Taking a woman with me, however, and, in particular, one such as you, seems to impose, as you might well imagine, a handicap of a very serious nature".
"I will be no trouble!" she said, eagerly.
"It is not as though you were, say, a slave," I said, "a property which one would not wish to leave behind".
"I can be enslaved," she said, an odd note in her voice.
"Also," I said, "one may assure oneself, in virtue of the strictures of the mastership, that a slave will be little or no trouble".
"Enslave me then," she said.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)