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

"Yes," said Targo, angrily. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #645)
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17 645 "Yes," said Targo, View more quotes about angrily">angrily.

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

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17 642 "You can see that I am chained! You can see that I am helpless! You can see that I cannot protect myself, or defend myself! You see that I cannot, in any way, prevent you from doing whatever you wish with me.
17 643 Accordingly, you must show me solicitation, and mercy.
17 644 You must be sensitive to my predicament! Accordingly, you must respect me! Accordingly, you must in no way compromise my dignity!" "Is she a slave?" asked the man.
17 645 "Yes," said Targo, angrily.
17 646 The man replaced his hand on her thigh.
17 647 Its presence there made Ellen feel tense and uncomfortable, and vulnerable, and slave.
17 648 "She has strange views," said the man.
"You can see that I am chained! You can see that I am helpless! You can see that I cannot protect myself, or defend myself! You see that I cannot, in any way, prevent you from doing whatever you wish with me. Accordingly, you must show me solicitation, and mercy. You must be sensitive to my predicament! Accordingly, you must respect me! Accordingly, you must in no way compromise my dignity!" "Is she a slave?" asked the man. "Yes," said Targo, angrily. The man replaced his hand on her thigh. Its presence there made Ellen feel tense and uncomfortable, and vulnerable, and slave. "She has strange views," said the man. - (Prize of Gor)