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

"You will not sell me, will you?" "Now that you have been reduced, shattered, and well used, again and again, and have cried out, piteously, for more, and more, again, and again," he said, "it would be amusing to take you to the market, and rid myself of you". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #407)
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52 407 "You will not View more quotes about sell">sell me, will you?" "Now that you have been reduced, shattered, and well used, again and again, and have cried out, piteously, for more, and more, again, and again," he said, "it would be amusing to take you to the market, and rid myself of you".

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

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52 404 How helpless we are! "It is pleasant to touch you," he said.
52 405 "I assure you," I said, "I am now well touched".
52 406 "It is a beginning," he said.
52 407 "You will not sell me, will you?" "Now that you have been reduced, shattered, and well used, again and again, and have cried out, piteously, for more, and more, again, and again," he said, "it would be amusing to take you to the market, and rid myself of you".
52 408 "It may be done with me," I said, "as Master pleases, for I am a slave".
52 409 "What would you like?" he asked.
52 410 "Keep me in your collar," I begged.
How helpless we are! "It is pleasant to touch you," he said. "I assure you," I said, "I am now well touched". "It is a beginning," he said. "You will not sell me, will you?" "Now that you have been reduced, shattered, and well used, again and again, and have cried out, piteously, for more, and more, again, and again," he said, "it would be amusing to take you to the market, and rid myself of you". "It may be done with me," I said, "as Master pleases, for I am a slave". "What would you like?" he asked. "Keep me in your collar," I begged. - (Conspirators of Gor)