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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

But she had not yet come to understand herself. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #434)
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4 434 But she had not yet View more quotes about come">come to understand herself.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 431 There was no mistaking it.
4 432 I wondered why she resisted her slavery, for she was a slave, clearly, a natural slave, one who could fulfill herself totally only in the collar.
4 433 The panther girls had understood her well.
4 434 But she had not yet come to understand herself.
4 435 "Incidentally," I said, that Sarpedon not be cheated of his dues, "I have seen this Tana before, in Ar.
4 436 She is an exquisitely trained pleasure slave, and a most stimulating performer of slave dances".
4 437 "The she-sleen!" laughed the proprietor.
There was no mistaking it. I wondered why she resisted her slavery, for she was a slave, clearly, a natural slave, one who could fulfill herself totally only in the collar. The panther girls had understood her well. But she had not yet come to understand herself. "Incidentally," I said, that Sarpedon not be cheated of his dues, "I have seen this Tana before, in Ar. She is an exquisitely trained pleasure slave, and a most stimulating performer of slave dances". "The she-sleen!" laughed the proprietor. - (Hunters of Gor)