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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

But surely he must know, too, even if it is of no interest to him, that the slave, too, feels, trembles, cries out, and endures the thousand raptures consequent on her condition and collar. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #747)
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15 747 But View more quotes about surely">surely he must know, too, even if it is of no interest to him, that the slave, too, feels, trembles, cries out, and endures the thousand raptures consequent on her condition and collar.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 744 "Ai!" I cried, again, and again, and he could scarcely, with all his strength, hold me.
15 745 He stood up then, and I lay at his feet.
15 746 Surely I had been the choiceless vessel of his pleasure, and he was now done with me.
15 747 But surely he must know, too, even if it is of no interest to him, that the slave, too, feels, trembles, cries out, and endures the thousand raptures consequent on her condition and collar.
15 748 To be sure, he had been kind, and patient, with me, if only as a matter of curiosity.
15 749 In a thousand ways we may be put to use, and sometimes with little more meaning than a casual cuffing.
15 750 Our feelings are nothing.
"Ai!" I cried, again, and again, and he could scarcely, with all his strength, hold me. He stood up then, and I lay at his feet. Surely I had been the choiceless vessel of his pleasure, and he was now done with me. But surely he must know, too, even if it is of no interest to him, that the slave, too, feels, trembles, cries out, and endures the thousand raptures consequent on her condition and collar. To be sure, he had been kind, and patient, with me, if only as a matter of curiosity. In a thousand ways we may be put to use, and sometimes with little more meaning than a casual cuffing. Our feelings are nothing. - (Smugglers of Gor)