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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And lest you be misled by my apparently speaking to you intimately of important things, disabuse yourself of any presumption of standing in my estimation. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #975)
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26 975 "And View more quotes about lest">lest you be misled by my apparently speaking to you intimately of important things, disabuse yourself of any presumption of standing in my estimation.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 972 If it is your biological destiny to obey, and serve, and love, then your happiness will not be found elsewhere".
26 973 "May I not speak your name?" she begged.
26 974 "No," I said.
26 975 "And lest you be misled by my apparently speaking to you intimately of important things, disabuse yourself of any presumption of standing in my estimation.
26 976 You are a slave with me, pretty little former enemy, lovely little slut, only that, no more than a slave.
26 977 Abandon any expectations of lenience, let alone favoritism.
26 978 Understand clearly my beauty, my former enemy, now my slave, that I now own you, that you are my property, and you are no more than an animal to me, a piece of helplessly, arousable slave meat, with which I may sport and toy, with which I may amuse myself, and which I may humiliate and abuse, as I please.
If it is your biological destiny to obey, and serve, and love, then your happiness will not be found elsewhere". "May I not speak your name?" she begged. "No," I said. "And lest you be misled by my apparently speaking to you intimately of important things, disabuse yourself of any presumption of standing in my estimation. You are a slave with me, pretty little former enemy, lovely little slut, only that, no more than a slave. Abandon any expectations of lenience, let alone favoritism. Understand clearly my beauty, my former enemy, now my slave, that I now own you, that you are my property, and you are no more than an animal to me, a piece of helplessly, arousable slave meat, with which I may sport and toy, with which I may amuse myself, and which I may humiliate and abuse, as I please. - (Tribesmen of Gor)