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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Yes, I was sure I could please men! I leaned against the bars, dreamily. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #578)
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8 578 Yes, I was View more quotes about sure">sure I could please men! I leaned against the bars, dreamily.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
8 575 Rather, I would be merely the more frequently used.
8 576 If any were to be upset about such a matter, it would presumably be others such as I, but, in that case, let them look out for themselves! I was quite ready to compete, you see, in any such contests! How scandalous, I thought, that I should have such thoughts.
8 577 What had I become? But I knew.
8 578 Yes, I was sure I could please men! I leaned against the bars, dreamily.
8 579 I would, at any rate, do my best.
8 580 I knew that I had always wanted to please men, and serve them.
8 581 That had seemed to me in the order of nature, and to be fitting and right.
Rather, I would be merely the more frequently used. If any were to be upset about such a matter, it would presumably be others such as I, but, in that case, let them look out for themselves! I was quite ready to compete, you see, in any such contests! How scandalous, I thought, that I should have such thoughts. What had I become? But I knew. Yes, I was sure I could please men! I leaned against the bars, dreamily. I would, at any rate, do my best. I knew that I had always wanted to please men, and serve them. That had seemed to me in the order of nature, and to be fitting and right. - (Witness of Gor)