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

Similarly, Jane was not permitted to kneel behind Astrinax, nor Eve behind Lykos, whose slave she knew herself, and whose slave she longed to be. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #61)
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27 61 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly, Jane was not permitted to kneel behind Astrinax, nor Eve behind Lykos, whose slave she knew herself, and whose slave she longed to be.

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

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27 58 She knelt behind him, so close that she might have reached out, and touched him.
27 59 She was far from the glories of her freedom in Ar.
27 60 I was not permitted to kneel behind Desmond of Harfax, or even behind the Lady Bina.
27 61 Similarly, Jane was not permitted to kneel behind Astrinax, nor Eve behind Lykos, whose slave she knew herself, and whose slave she longed to be.
27 62 We served as though we might be common slaves, no different from the others.
27 63 Indeed, it was not clear to us, after some days, to whom we belonged.
27 64 We knew, of course, we belonged to someone, or something, for we were slaves.
She knelt behind him, so close that she might have reached out, and touched him. She was far from the glories of her freedom in Ar. I was not permitted to kneel behind Desmond of Harfax, or even behind the Lady Bina. Similarly, Jane was not permitted to kneel behind Astrinax, nor Eve behind Lykos, whose slave she knew herself, and whose slave she longed to be. We served as though we might be common slaves, no different from the others. Indeed, it was not clear to us, after some days, to whom we belonged. We knew, of course, we belonged to someone, or something, for we were slaves. - (Conspirators of Gor)