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

I could not help myself. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #806)
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13 806 I could not View more quotes about help">help myself.

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

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13 803 I wondered if I had known him, somehow, or met him before, somewhere.
13 804 Perhaps in Laura, near the compound of Targo! "Are you," I asked, trembling, "a hireling of Haakon of Skjern?" "No," he said.
13 805 "Will you—" I asked, "will you keep me for yourself?" I had resolved not to inquire into such matters, but the words came out.
13 806 I could not help myself.
13 807 He smiled.
13 808 I had revealed my interest in him, his attractiveness to me, that of a bound slave, obviously hoping that she might be found pleasing, that she might be found worthy of his collar.
13 809 It had been as obvious as crawling on my knees to the bars of a small slave cage and extending my arms imploringly to him! "A smelly, dirty little Kajira, with pierced ears, who steals meat from peasant villages?" he asked.
I wondered if I had known him, somehow, or met him before, somewhere. Perhaps in Laura, near the compound of Targo! "Are you," I asked, trembling, "a hireling of Haakon of Skjern?" "No," he said. "Will you—" I asked, "will you keep me for yourself?" I had resolved not to inquire into such matters, but the words came out. I could not help myself. He smiled. I had revealed my interest in him, his attractiveness to me, that of a bound slave, obviously hoping that she might be found pleasing, that she might be found worthy of his collar. It had been as obvious as crawling on my knees to the bars of a small slave cage and extending my arms imploringly to him! "A smelly, dirty little Kajira, with pierced ears, who steals meat from peasant villages?" he asked. - (Captive of Gor)