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

"I remain unimportant, and meaningless, of course, as I am a slave, Master," I said, "but I think I am different now from what I was, perhaps a little better, perhaps a bit more worth owning. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #290)
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52 290 "I View more quotes about remain">remain unimportant, and meaningless, of course, as I am a slave, Master," I said, "but I think I am different now from what I was, perhaps a little better, perhaps a bit more worth owning.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
52 287 "You are shoddy, inferior, meaningless merchandise".
52 288 "Perhaps less so now than before," I said.
52 289 "Speak," he said.
52 290 "I remain unimportant, and meaningless, of course, as I am a slave, Master," I said, "but I think I am different now from what I was, perhaps a little better, perhaps a bit more worth owning.
52 291 Perhaps I am not now so shallow, so sly, so cunning, so petty, so selfish, so trivial, so worthless, as I once was.
52 292 I have learned much in the collar.
52 293 In the collar a slave is well taught.
"You are shoddy, inferior, meaningless merchandise". "Perhaps less so now than before," I said. "Speak," he said. "I remain unimportant, and meaningless, of course, as I am a slave, Master," I said, "but I think I am different now from what I was, perhaps a little better, perhaps a bit more worth owning. Perhaps I am not now so shallow, so sly, so cunning, so petty, so selfish, so trivial, so worthless, as I once was. I have learned much in the collar. In the collar a slave is well taught. - (Conspirators of Gor)