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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

If they are not men, how can we be women? If they are not master, how can we be slave?" Seremides pulled himself to the tiller. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #241)
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43 241 If they are not men, how can we be View more quotes about women">women? If they are not master, how can we be slave?" Seremides pulled himself to the tiller.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 238 We are then in our place, at their feet.
43 239 We are thrilled then, owned, rightless, helpless, subject to their whips.
43 240 We are obedient, content, fulfilled, and happy, and hope for their caress.
43 241 If they are not men, how can we be women? If they are not master, how can we be slave?" Seremides pulled himself to the tiller.
43 242 "Under the closure of the canopy," he said, "there are blankets.
43 243 See that she is covered, and warmed".
43 244 "Solicitation," asked Vas of Anango, "for a slave?" "As for a sleen or kaiila," said Seremides.
We are then in our place, at their feet. We are thrilled then, owned, rightless, helpless, subject to their whips. We are obedient, content, fulfilled, and happy, and hope for their caress. If they are not men, how can we be women? If they are not master, how can we be slave?" Seremides pulled himself to the tiller. "Under the closure of the canopy," he said, "there are blankets. See that she is covered, and warmed". "Solicitation," asked Vas of Anango, "for a slave?" "As for a sleen or kaiila," said Seremides. - (Quarry of Gor)