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

"But there is more meaning here," she said, "than you understand, and perhaps more than he who chained you understands". - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #976)
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50 976 "But there is more meaning here," she said, "than you View more quotes about understand">understand, and perhaps more than he who chained you understands".

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

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50 973 "What else?" "That I may better know myself a slave?" I said.
50 974 "Doubtless," she said.
50 975 "And, too, does your utter helplessness and complete vulnerability not arouse you?" I dared not respond.
50 976 "But there is more meaning here," she said, "than you understand, and perhaps more than he who chained you understands".
50 977 "I do not understand, at all," I said.
50 978 "There is no slave in this stockade," she said, "who is not lovely, who would not be an excellent buy, who would not be a prize to remove from an auction block, and yet you are the only one who is chained".
50 979 "Perhaps they fear I will try to escape," I said.
"What else?" "That I may better know myself a slave?" I said. "Doubtless," she said. "And, too, does your utter helplessness and complete vulnerability not arouse you?" I dared not respond. "But there is more meaning here," she said, "than you understand, and perhaps more than he who chained you understands". "I do not understand, at all," I said. "There is no slave in this stockade," she said, "who is not lovely, who would not be an excellent buy, who would not be a prize to remove from an auction block, and yet you are the only one who is chained". "Perhaps they fear I will try to escape," I said. - (Smugglers of Gor)