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

But had I been given a choice, and who gives a slave a choice, I would have chosen to be with him. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #43)
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32 43 But had I been View more quotes about given">given a choice, and who gives a slave a choice, I would have chosen to be with him.

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

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32 40 A slave, as other animals, I suppose, is likely to be quite sensitive to the emotional states and moods of her master.
32 41 Sometimes her life might depend on that.
32 42 Had he not feared a slave's looseness of tongue or her defection, I might have been left to the comfort of some kennel or cage, or to the security of a chain and ring, nicely sheltered, wrapped in an ample, pleasant blanket, warm and dry.
32 43 But had I been given a choice, and who gives a slave a choice, I would have chosen to be with him.
32 44 I had been in the arms of Kurik of Victoria.
32 45 I was his slave.
32 46 I did not wish to languish for him, fearing for him, suffering in his absence.
A slave, as other animals, I suppose, is likely to be quite sensitive to the emotional states and moods of her master. Sometimes her life might depend on that. Had he not feared a slave's looseness of tongue or her defection, I might have been left to the comfort of some kennel or cage, or to the security of a chain and ring, nicely sheltered, wrapped in an ample, pleasant blanket, warm and dry. But had I been given a choice, and who gives a slave a choice, I would have chosen to be with him. I had been in the arms of Kurik of Victoria. I was his slave. I did not wish to languish for him, fearing for him, suffering in his absence. - (Plunder of Gor)