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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I for one," I said, "am perfectly content with slaves, and would prefer them. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #28)
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19 28 "I for one," I said, "am View more quotes about perfectly">perfectly content with slaves, and would prefer them.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 25 "He would not waste the subtleties, the delights and skills, of contract women on such as we?" inquired Tajima.
19 26 "No, no, young warrior," said Lord Akio.
19 27 "Rather the shogun hopes to please you".
19 28 "I for one," I said, "am perfectly content with slaves, and would prefer them.
19 29 I know how to relate to Gorean free women, which is sometimes trying, and often annoying, and I know how to deal with slaves, which is quite simple, but I am uncertain how to behave with your contract women, the modes of address, how to respond appropriately, the ceremonial aspects, and such".
19 30 "Lord Yamada is sensitive to your uneasiness," he said.
19 31 "I am not a barbarian," said Tajima.
"He would not waste the subtleties, the delights and skills, of contract women on such as we?" inquired Tajima. "No, no, young warrior," said Lord Akio. "Rather the shogun hopes to please you". "I for one," I said, "am perfectly content with slaves, and would prefer them. I know how to relate to Gorean free women, which is sometimes trying, and often annoying, and I know how to deal with slaves, which is quite simple, but I am uncertain how to behave with your contract women, the modes of address, how to respond appropriately, the ceremonial aspects, and such". "Lord Yamada is sensitive to your uneasiness," he said. "I am not a barbarian," said Tajima. - (Rebels of Gor)