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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

I no longer had the wealth which I had brought with me, with which I might have hired men and brought myself again to power, and, without the key, I could not remove the collar. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1033)
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3 1033 I no View more quotes about longer">longer had the wealth which I had brought with me, with which I might have hired men and brought myself again to power, and, without the key, I could not remove the collar.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 1030 They sparkled in the light of the lamp.
3 1031 Amongst them was the small key, as well, which fitted my collar lock.
3 1032 I felt sick, helpless, discovered, ruined, and destitute.
3 1033 I no longer had the wealth which I had brought with me, with which I might have hired men and brought myself again to power, and, without the key, I could not remove the collar.
3 1034 It was now fixed on me with the same understated, flawless efficiency with which it might have encircled the neck of a slave.
3 1035 'Please, let me go, have mercy!' I begged.
3 1036 Then I shouted, angrily, squirming before him, 'Do not look upon me in that way!' He smiled.
They sparkled in the light of the lamp. Amongst them was the small key, as well, which fitted my collar lock. I felt sick, helpless, discovered, ruined, and destitute. I no longer had the wealth which I had brought with me, with which I might have hired men and brought myself again to power, and, without the key, I could not remove the collar. It was now fixed on me with the same understated, flawless efficiency with which it might have encircled the neck of a slave. 'Please, let me go, have mercy!' I begged. Then I shouted, angrily, squirming before him, 'Do not look upon me in that way!' He smiled. - (Mariners of Gor)