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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not want slave fires to be ignited in my belly. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1071)
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8 1071 I did not want View more quotes about slave">slave fires to be ignited in my belly.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 1068 I moaned.
8 1069 I would be used with patience, and care, and delicacy and thoroughness, and efficient mastery, until I had yielded myself to him, on his terms, not mine, until I, proud and angry and free, had been reduced to a humbled, shattered, pleading, surrendered female slave.
8 1070 "Please, no!" I wept.
8 1071 I did not want slave fires to be ignited in my belly.
8 1072 I sensed how fiercely they might burn, how needful they might make me.
8 1073 I did not want to be so owned, put so at the mercy of men.
8 1074 I recalled how the small man on Earth had assured me, when I lay bound before him, on my own bed, that I would learn to crawl and beg.
I moaned. I would be used with patience, and care, and delicacy and thoroughness, and efficient mastery, until I had yielded myself to him, on his terms, not mine, until I, proud and angry and free, had been reduced to a humbled, shattered, pleading, surrendered female slave. "Please, no!" I wept. I did not want slave fires to be ignited in my belly. I sensed how fiercely they might burn, how needful they might make me. I did not want to be so owned, put so at the mercy of men. I recalled how the small man on Earth had assured me, when I lay bound before him, on my own bed, that I would learn to crawl and beg. - (Captive of Gor)