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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, I was sure, even if such things could exist, in some women, I could resist them. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1132)
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8 1132 Too, I was View more quotes about sure">sure, even if such things could exist, in some women, I could resist them.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 1129 Too, although I had begun to sense, to my apprehension and excitement, what might be the whimperings and moanings of an aroused belly, natural to a slave, it seemed reasonably clear to me that I was not yet the helpless victim of what the instructresses had referred to as "slave fires".
8 1130 As a woman of Earth I did not believe that such things could exist.
8 1131 Surely I, of Earth, could never be so victimized.
8 1132 Too, I was sure, even if such things could exist, in some women, I could resist them.
8 1133 I did not realize, at the time, that men might not permit it.
8 1134 I did not realize at the time what they could do to my body, how they could force it to be, as it might please them, irremediably that of a begging, needful slave.
8 1135 And I did not realize at the time that already such things, such fires, slave fires, had been kindled, subtly, in my belly, but, merely, had not yet leaped into flame.
Too, although I had begun to sense, to my apprehension and excitement, what might be the whimperings and moanings of an aroused belly, natural to a slave, it seemed reasonably clear to me that I was not yet the helpless victim of what the instructresses had referred to as "slave fires". As a woman of Earth I did not believe that such things could exist. Surely I, of Earth, could never be so victimized. Too, I was sure, even if such things could exist, in some women, I could resist them. I did not realize, at the time, that men might not permit it. I did not realize at the time what they could do to my body, how they could force it to be, as it might please them, irremediably that of a begging, needful slave. And I did not realize at the time that already such things, such fires, slave fires, had been kindled, subtly, in my belly, but, merely, had not yet leaped into flame. - (Conspirators of Gor)