Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 15 | 458 | Now, she View more quotes about thought">thought, you can hold me in contempt to whatever degree might please you. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 15 | 455 | The second man in blue robes added a note, or signature, or certification, to the papers. |
| 15 | 456 | This is what he wanted, she told herself. |
| 15 | 457 | What more could he want? Scorn me now, Master, she thought. |
| 15 | 458 | Now, she thought, you can hold me in contempt to whatever degree might please you. |
| 15 | 459 | How could I be such now that you might despise me more? You have made me nothing! Your vengeance on me, my Master, if vengeance it is, is surely now complete! "Thank you," said Mirus to the two men who, shortly, withdrew. |
| 15 | 460 | "Position," said Mirus. |
| 15 | 461 | Ellen struggled to first position, sobbing, her body shaking with misery. |
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The second man in blue robes added a note, or signature, or certification, to the papers.
This is what he wanted, she told herself.
What more could he want? Scorn me now, Master, she thought.
Now, she thought, you can hold me in contempt to whatever degree might please you.
How could I be such now that you might despise me more? You have made me nothing! Your vengeance on me, my Master, if vengeance it is, is surely now complete! "Thank you," said Mirus to the two men who, shortly, withdrew.
"Position," said Mirus.
Ellen struggled to first position, sobbing, her body shaking with misery.
- (Prize of Gor)