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

Could I, Ellen, learn to beg and scratch, she wondered. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #358)
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12 358 Could I, Ellen, View more quotes about learn">learn to beg and scratch, she wondered.

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

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12 355 I must let myself become sexually aroused.
12 356 It will be required of me! I must become like Nelsa! I must become such that I am helpless in a man's arms.
12 357 Then, when they have made me such, when they have triggered and ignited my needs and, by their decision, and perhaps to their amusement, made me the helpless victim of them, those profound, terrible, wonderful, overwhelming, irresistible, ecstatic needs, when I must weep, and go half mad with desire, then perhaps I, too, will beg and scratch.
12 358 Could I, Ellen, learn to beg and scratch, she wondered.
12 359 Yes, she thought.
12 360 I dimly sense that I, too, might learn to beg and scratch.
12 361 She lay beside her tub, thrilled, considering the sexual freedom of the Gorean slave girl.
I must let myself become sexually aroused. It will be required of me! I must become like Nelsa! I must become such that I am helpless in a man's arms. Then, when they have made me such, when they have triggered and ignited my needs and, by their decision, and perhaps to their amusement, made me the helpless victim of them, those profound, terrible, wonderful, overwhelming, irresistible, ecstatic needs, when I must weep, and go half mad with desire, then perhaps I, too, will beg and scratch. Could I, Ellen, learn to beg and scratch, she wondered. Yes, she thought. I dimly sense that I, too, might learn to beg and scratch. She lay beside her tub, thrilled, considering the sexual freedom of the Gorean slave girl. - (Prize of Gor)