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

Here my unpleasantness, my petulance, my irritability were gone. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #97)
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 94 On Earth I had been unpleasant, petulant, and irritable, the common symptoms of the woman who has not been mastered.
17 95 Then, on Gor, I had found masters; I had been stripped, and knelt, and collared, and fulfilled.
17 96 I here, without option, choiceless, must set myself to obey men, and please them to the best of my ability.
17 97 Here my unpleasantness, my petulance, my irritability were gone.
17 98 The lash did not permit them.
17 99 I was happy.
17 100 But how could he care for me? I was so hopelessly slave! In my belly "slave fires" now raged, ignited in me by my master.
On Earth I had been unpleasant, petulant, and irritable, the common symptoms of the woman who has not been mastered. Then, on Gor, I had found masters; I had been stripped, and knelt, and collared, and fulfilled. I here, without option, choiceless, must set myself to obey men, and please them to the best of my ability. Here my unpleasantness, my petulance, my irritability were gone. The lash did not permit them. I was happy. But how could he care for me? I was so hopelessly slave! In my belly "slave fires" now raged, ignited in me by my master. - (Captive of Gor)