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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It was I who, in effect, brought the cruel, burning iron to your thigh, I who in effect had you marked, who saw to it that your lovely neck would be ringed with the indisputable, locked circlet of bondage, who had you, a noble free woman, reduced to no more than meaningless goods, merchandise to be bought and sold as men might please. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #438)
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25 438 "It was I who, in View more quotes about effect">effect, brought the cruel, burning iron to your thigh, I who in effect had you marked, who saw to it that your lovely neck would be ringed with the indisputable, locked circlet of bondage, who had you, a noble free woman, reduced to no more than meaningless goods, merchandise to be bought and sold as men might please.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 435 "Well did you trick me," he said to the girl.
25 436 She regarded him with anguish.
25 437 "I do not blame you," he said.
25 438 "It was I who, in effect, brought the cruel, burning iron to your thigh, I who in effect had you marked, who saw to it that your lovely neck would be ringed with the indisputable, locked circlet of bondage, who had you, a noble free woman, reduced to no more than meaningless goods, merchandise to be bought and sold as men might please.
25 439 How you must hate me!" She shook her head, wildly.
25 440 "You were well entitled to your vengeance," said he, "once a free woman of Ar, now no more through my doing than a beautiful slave".
25 441 Tears coursed down her cheeks.
"Well did you trick me," he said to the girl. She regarded him with anguish. "I do not blame you," he said. "It was I who, in effect, brought the cruel, burning iron to your thigh, I who in effect had you marked, who saw to it that your lovely neck would be ringed with the indisputable, locked circlet of bondage, who had you, a noble free woman, reduced to no more than meaningless goods, merchandise to be bought and sold as men might please. How you must hate me!" She shook her head, wildly. "You were well entitled to your vengeance," said he, "once a free woman of Ar, now no more through my doing than a beautiful slave". Tears coursed down her cheeks. - (Magicians of Gor)