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| 13 | 783 | To have been View more quotes about taken">taken by such a man, I had no idea what my ultimate fate would be, other, of course, than that it would be whatever he pleased. |
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| 13 | 780 | But I knew that I, Elinor Brinton, must struggle to resist him. |
| 13 | 781 | I wanted to lift my body piteously, in its straps, to call myself to his attention. |
| 13 | 782 | But I did not do so. |
| 13 | 783 | To have been taken by such a man, I had no idea what my ultimate fate would be, other, of course, than that it would be whatever he pleased. |
| 13 | 784 | My wishes would not be taken into consideration, no more than those of any other animal. |
| 13 | 785 | He might use me, of course, if he found my body pleasing, but what beyond that? A man such as he had doubtless had many women, and perhaps owned many women. |
| 13 | 786 | And I knew that my beauty, while not inconsiderable, at least from the point of view of some men, was not that unusual on Gor, as it had been on Earth. |