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

If I was a slave, why should I not be as a slave? Why should the essence of my being be denied, or disguised? Is honesty so fearful? Is truth so terrible? No longer was I ashamed, for I wanted my slavery and loved my slavery. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #554)
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46 554 If I was a View more quotes about slave">slave, why should I not be as a slave? Why should the essence of my being be denied, or disguised? Is honesty so fearful? Is truth so terrible? No longer was I ashamed, for I wanted my slavery and loved my slavery.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
46 551 "Please do not strike me again!" I begged.
46 552 I saw the whip lifted once more.
46 553 My belly then, suddenly, understood that it was the belly of a slave.
46 554 If I was a slave, why should I not be as a slave? Why should the essence of my being be denied, or disguised? Is honesty so fearful? Is truth so terrible? No longer was I ashamed, for I wanted my slavery and loved my slavery.
46 555 "Excellent, excellent," said the instructress.
46 556 "Kajira, kajira!" called men, striking their left shoulders with their right hands.
46 557 "Next," had said the instructress.
"Please do not strike me again!" I begged. I saw the whip lifted once more. My belly then, suddenly, understood that it was the belly of a slave. If I was a slave, why should I not be as a slave? Why should the essence of my being be denied, or disguised? Is honesty so fearful? Is truth so terrible? No longer was I ashamed, for I wanted my slavery and loved my slavery. "Excellent, excellent," said the instructress. "Kajira, kajira!" called men, striking their left shoulders with their right hands. "Next," had said the instructress. - (Quarry of Gor)