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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

I recalled the mighty arms of Kurik, enfolding me helplessly in the grip of the master, a helplessness and bliss I could not forget. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #637)
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9 637 I View more quotes about recalled">recalled the mighty arms of Kurik, enfolding me helplessly in the grip of the master, a helplessness and bliss I could not forget.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 634 I was a slave.
9 635 And yet, I had now acknowledged, openly and honestly, to myself, that I did not think I should be freed.
9 636 How could I have said that? How could I have done so? Was I a true slave? Could that be? I feared it was so.
9 637 I recalled the mighty arms of Kurik, enfolding me helplessly in the grip of the master, a helplessness and bliss I could not forget.
9 638 I then understood, naked, and confined in that tiny cage, in which I could scarcely move, that it was right, and appropriate, that I be a slave.
9 639 In that moment I knew I was, and should be, a slave.
9 640 I was a woman, and was the rightful belonging of men.
I was a slave. And yet, I had now acknowledged, openly and honestly, to myself, that I did not think I should be freed. How could I have said that? How could I have done so? Was I a true slave? Could that be? I feared it was so. I recalled the mighty arms of Kurik, enfolding me helplessly in the grip of the master, a helplessness and bliss I could not forget. I then understood, naked, and confined in that tiny cage, in which I could scarcely move, that it was right, and appropriate, that I be a slave. In that moment I knew I was, and should be, a slave. I was a woman, and was the rightful belonging of men. - (Plunder of Gor)