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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had brought her to this world, he had remembered her, he had made her his slave. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #111)
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10 111 He had View more quotes about brought">brought her to this world, he had remembered her, he had made her his slave.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 108 "Each time," she said, "you have treated me more cruelly, granted me fewer privileges, been harsher with me!" "The better to accustom you to your bondage," said he, "slave girl".
10 109 "Do you not like me, Master?" she asked.
10 110 She looked at him, trying to read in his visage some glimmering of emotion, some small sign of his feelings.
10 111 He had brought her to this world, he had remembered her, he had made her his slave.
10 112 Surely then he must have some feeling for her.
10 113 I am his, I love him, she thought.
10 114 How could he have known that I wanted to be owned, and ravished, and mastered? Why else would he have ankleted me, and imposed his will upon me? She realized, as many professedly sharing her ideology, how foolishly naive it was, how little account it took of the biotruths of human existence.
"Each time," she said, "you have treated me more cruelly, granted me fewer privileges, been harsher with me!" "The better to accustom you to your bondage," said he, "slave girl". "Do you not like me, Master?" she asked. She looked at him, trying to read in his visage some glimmering of emotion, some small sign of his feelings. He had brought her to this world, he had remembered her, he had made her his slave. Surely then he must have some feeling for her. I am his, I love him, she thought. How could he have known that I wanted to be owned, and ravished, and mastered? Why else would he have ankleted me, and imposed his will upon me? She realized, as many professedly sharing her ideology, how foolishly naive it was, how little account it took of the biotruths of human existence. - (Prize of Gor)