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

Doubtless in your mind you have put your bonds on me many times! How many times, in your mind, have I lain naked before you, helpless, bound hand and foot?" I began to suspect that there were networks of communication amongst slaves of which I had been unaware. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #399)
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25 399 View more quotes about doubtless">Doubtless in your mind you have put your bonds on me many times! How many times, in your mind, have I lain naked before you, helpless, bound hand and foot?" I began to suspect that there were networks of communication amongst slaves of which I had been unaware.

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

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25 396 "Yes," she said, "the girls have watched you watching me, and they tell me things.
25 397 You look upon me as a master upon a coveted slave.
25 398 As a slaver on a maiden of choice, unaware in the baths, as a hungry sleen on the grazing tabuk.
25 399 Doubtless in your mind you have put your bonds on me many times! How many times, in your mind, have I lain naked before you, helpless, bound hand and foot?" I began to suspect that there were networks of communication amongst slaves of which I had been unaware.
25 400 No wonder one strives to keep such beauties ignorant.
25 401 "Is it not true?" demanded Alcinoë.
25 402 "It is true," I said, "that in a collar you are better looking than you were in your silks, in Ar".
"Yes," she said, "the girls have watched you watching me, and they tell me things. You look upon me as a master upon a coveted slave. As a slaver on a maiden of choice, unaware in the baths, as a hungry sleen on the grazing tabuk. Doubtless in your mind you have put your bonds on me many times! How many times, in your mind, have I lain naked before you, helpless, bound hand and foot?" I began to suspect that there were networks of communication amongst slaves of which I had been unaware. No wonder one strives to keep such beauties ignorant. "Is it not true?" demanded Alcinoë. "It is true," I said, "that in a collar you are better looking than you were in your silks, in Ar". - (Mariners of Gor)