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

So, can you not now accept me as a gift, if nothing else, as a pretty pebble you might stoop to pick up, as a small silken animal you find at your feet, her neck on your leash?" "I think, indeed," said Cabot, "we were well matched, I as master to your slave, you as slave to my master". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #531)
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79 531 So, can you not now View more quotes about accept">accept me as a gift, if nothing else, as a pretty pebble you might stoop to pick up, as a small silken animal you find at your feet, her neck on your leash?" "I think, indeed," said Cabot, "we were well matched, I as master to your slave, you as slave to my master".

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

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79 528 "Surely their schemes were foiled," said the brunette, "when we were removed from the Prison Moon.
79 529 Perhaps I was once the tool of someone or something to demean or destroy you, or serve some purpose not known to me, I do not know, but I am no longer such.
79 530 I am now only a female slave, though perhaps one still well matched, through no fault of her own, to your bracelets and chain.
79 531 So, can you not now accept me as a gift, if nothing else, as a pretty pebble you might stoop to pick up, as a small silken animal you find at your feet, her neck on your leash?" "I think, indeed," said Cabot, "we were well matched, I as master to your slave, you as slave to my master".
79 532 "You can do with me as you wish," she said, "for I am a slave.
79 533 But if we were so well matched, I know you must find me pleasing".
79 534 "I think I will lash you," he said.
"Surely their schemes were foiled," said the brunette, "when we were removed from the Prison Moon. Perhaps I was once the tool of someone or something to demean or destroy you, or serve some purpose not known to me, I do not know, but I am no longer such. I am now only a female slave, though perhaps one still well matched, through no fault of her own, to your bracelets and chain. So, can you not now accept me as a gift, if nothing else, as a pretty pebble you might stoop to pick up, as a small silken animal you find at your feet, her neck on your leash?" "I think, indeed," said Cabot, "we were well matched, I as master to your slave, you as slave to my master". "You can do with me as you wish," she said, "for I am a slave. But if we were so well matched, I know you must find me pleasing". "I think I will lash you," he said. - (Kur of Gor)