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

"He may," I said, "if he wishes, for amusement, bring you patiently to the brink of a yearned-for relief, one for which you are pathetically, beggingly desperate, and then abandon you, leaving you alone to thrash in helpless frustration". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #302)
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20 302 "He may," I said, "if he View more quotes about wishes">wishes, for amusement, bring you patiently to the brink of a yearned-for relief, one for which you are pathetically, beggingly desperate, and then abandon you, leaving you alone to thrash in helpless frustration".

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

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20 299 "Yes," she said.
20 300 A woman's helplessness, as is well known, is sexually stimulatory, sometimes almost unendurably so.
20 301 "It is my hope that my master will be kind to me," she said.
20 302 "He may," I said, "if he wishes, for amusement, bring you patiently to the brink of a yearned-for relief, one for which you are pathetically, beggingly desperate, and then abandon you, leaving you alone to thrash in helpless frustration".
20 303 "Surely not!" she said.
20 304 "You are a slave," I said.
20 305 "Master!" she protested.
"Yes," she said. A woman's helplessness, as is well known, is sexually stimulatory, sometimes almost unendurably so. "It is my hope that my master will be kind to me," she said. "He may," I said, "if he wishes, for amusement, bring you patiently to the brink of a yearned-for relief, one for which you are pathetically, beggingly desperate, and then abandon you, leaving you alone to thrash in helpless frustration". "Surely not!" she said. "You are a slave," I said. "Master!" she protested. - (Mariners of Gor)