Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 685 | What would they View more quotes about think">think, I wondered, if they could see me now, in such a rag, in such a place, captive, and more than captive, animal and property, behind bars. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 682 | I wondered if they wondered, sometimes, what had become of me. |
| 8 | 683 | I was not the same I knew. |
| 8 | 684 | I was now much different. |
| 8 | 685 | What would they think, I wondered, if they could see me now, in such a rag, in such a place, captive, and more than captive, animal and property, behind bars. |
| 8 | 686 | Never would they suspect, I speculated, that their friend was now other than they had known her, that she was now quite different, that she was now subject to the collar, that she was branded. |
| 8 | 687 | Would they be able to grasp now that she must obey, that she must please and serve? No, they could presumably not grasp such things. |
| 8 | 688 | But I understood them quite well. |
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I wondered if they wondered, sometimes, what had become of me.
I was not the same I knew.
I was now much different.
What would they think, I wondered, if they could see me now, in such a rag, in such a place, captive, and more than captive, animal and property, behind bars.
Never would they suspect, I speculated, that their friend was now other than they had known her, that she was now quite different, that she was now subject to the collar, that she was branded.
Would they be able to grasp now that she must obey, that she must please and serve? No, they could presumably not grasp such things.
But I understood them quite well.
- (Witness of Gor)