Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 12 | 458 | I trust that the reader, if this View more quotes about ever">ever finds a reader, or readers, will not be shocked by this sort of thing. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 12 | 455 | I had gathered, however, that it would be a good price for one such as I. |
| 12 | 456 | And this price, I gathered, had much to do with what was coming to be in me, I feared, an easily aroused, quickly ignited, uncontrollable, unrestrainable passion. |
| 12 | 457 | And my beauty, too, if beauty it was, I supposed, would not be likely to reduce my price either. |
| 12 | 458 | I trust that the reader, if this ever finds a reader, or readers, will not be shocked by this sort of thing. |
| 12 | 459 | Just as men will buy one animal for speed, perhaps for racing, and another for strength, perhaps for draft purposes, they will buy another for beauty and passion, for the purposes of their compartments and furs. |
| 12 | 460 | To some extent this still disturbed me, but I recognized my helplessness in these matters. |
| 12 | 461 | It was not only that I knew I must well please a master, and heatedly respond to him, if I did not wish to put my life in jeopardy, for I was owned, but that I could not have helped myself. |
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I had gathered, however, that it would be a good price for one such as I.
And this price, I gathered, had much to do with what was coming to be in me, I feared, an easily aroused, quickly ignited, uncontrollable, unrestrainable passion.
And my beauty, too, if beauty it was, I supposed, would not be likely to reduce my price either.
I trust that the reader, if this ever finds a reader, or readers, will not be shocked by this sort of thing.
Just as men will buy one animal for speed, perhaps for racing, and another for strength, perhaps for draft purposes, they will buy another for beauty and passion, for the purposes of their compartments and furs.
To some extent this still disturbed me, but I recognized my helplessness in these matters.
It was not only that I knew I must well please a master, and heatedly respond to him, if I did not wish to put my life in jeopardy, for I was owned, but that I could not have helped myself.
- (Witness of Gor)