Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 130 | But her pride had been View more quotes about stripped">stripped from her, and before one she despised. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 127 | She, then, like the others, must have been starved in the gardens. |
| 43 | 128 | How often could she have lain in the arms of her Camillus? Surely, seldom! And now she found herself, suddenly, at the mercy of masters who were callous, lustful brutes, being put frequently, mercilessly, to their pleasure. |
| 43 | 129 | Her needs now, it seemed, were richly satisfied, and, as the men would have it, ruthlessly so. |
| 43 | 130 | But her pride had been stripped from her, and before one she despised. |
| 43 | 131 | With what joy and anguish must she have suffered, never knowing, too, what her fate was to be. |
| 43 | 132 | And I, my feelings, too, were mixed. |
| 43 | 133 | I envied her her uses, and had even, upon occasion, begged that I, too, might serve, but, for some reason, this had been denied to me. |
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She, then, like the others, must have been starved in the gardens.
How often could she have lain in the arms of her Camillus? Surely, seldom! And now she found herself, suddenly, at the mercy of masters who were callous, lustful brutes, being put frequently, mercilessly, to their pleasure.
Her needs now, it seemed, were richly satisfied, and, as the men would have it, ruthlessly so.
But her pride had been stripped from her, and before one she despised.
With what joy and anguish must she have suffered, never knowing, too, what her fate was to be.
And I, my feelings, too, were mixed.
I envied her her uses, and had even, upon occasion, begged that I, too, might serve, but, for some reason, this had been denied to me.
- (Witness of Gor)