Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 284 | It was View more quotes about difficult">difficult for Dorna to control her temper, with the masters, and certainly the slaves. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 281 | I wanted a master, a master whom I might love and serve, wholly and devotedly, who would subject me to the authority, warmth, passion, strength, and domination which I, a slave, wanted so much, for which I so much longed. |
| 38 | 282 | I looked back once, and then hurried down to the kitchen. |
| 38 | 283 | After Dorna would feed, Florian, Miles, or another, would free her of her restraints. |
| 38 | 284 | It was difficult for Dorna to control her temper, with the masters, and certainly the slaves. |
| 38 | 285 | Too often she spoke abruptly, and failed to be pleasing. |
| 38 | 286 | By the fourth day of her imprisonment her slippers and hose had been removed, and her garmenture had been reduced, piece by piece, to a short sliplike garment that might easily have been mistaken for a slave tunic. |
| 38 | 287 | As this gradual diminution of garmenture took place it became more and more evident that slavers would be likely to find her of more and more interest, if not for keeping for themselves, for a sales item on which they would be likely to realize a handsome profit. |
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I wanted a master, a master whom I might love and serve, wholly and devotedly, who would subject me to the authority, warmth, passion, strength, and domination which I, a slave, wanted so much, for which I so much longed.
I looked back once, and then hurried down to the kitchen.
After Dorna would feed, Florian, Miles, or another, would free her of her restraints.
It was difficult for Dorna to control her temper, with the masters, and certainly the slaves.
Too often she spoke abruptly, and failed to be pleasing.
By the fourth day of her imprisonment her slippers and hose had been removed, and her garmenture had been reduced, piece by piece, to a short sliplike garment that might easily have been mistaken for a slave tunic.
As this gradual diminution of garmenture took place it became more and more evident that slavers would be likely to find her of more and more interest, if not for keeping for themselves, for a sales item on which they would be likely to realize a handsome profit.
- (Quarry of Gor)