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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Surely you know what has been done to me! Despise me, if you must, but is it not you who has made me like this?" "If I have done anything here," he said, "it is no more than to release what was already within you, waiting, longing, begging to be freed. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #42)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
40 42 "View more quotes about surely">Surely you know what has been done to me! Despise me, if you must, but is it not you who has made me like this?" "If I have done anything here," he said, "it is no more than to release what was already within you, waiting, longing, begging to be freed.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
40 39 "I beg usage," she said.
40 40 "Even for the least of caresses?" "Yes, Master!" "Strange," said he, "for a woman of Earth".
40 41 "I am no longer a woman of Earth," she said.
40 42 "Surely you know what has been done to me! Despise me, if you must, but is it not you who has made me like this?" "If I have done anything here," he said, "it is no more than to release what was already within you, waiting, longing, begging to be freed.
40 43 Have you not consulted your dreams, your fantasies? And I do not despise a woman for her vitality and health, nor for her awakened sensitivities and needs.
40 44 Only a lunatic or fool would do that.
40 45 One might as well despise her for the circulation of her blood, the beating of her heart.
"I beg usage," she said. "Even for the least of caresses?" "Yes, Master!" "Strange," said he, "for a woman of Earth". "I am no longer a woman of Earth," she said. "Surely you know what has been done to me! Despise me, if you must, but is it not you who has made me like this?" "If I have done anything here," he said, "it is no more than to release what was already within you, waiting, longing, begging to be freed. Have you not consulted your dreams, your fantasies? And I do not despise a woman for her vitality and health, nor for her awakened sensitivities and needs. Only a lunatic or fool would do that. One might as well despise her for the circulation of her blood, the beating of her heart. - (Kur of Gor)