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

"It seems you are now willing to speak," I said. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #1133)
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26 1133 "It View more quotes about seems">seems you are now willing to speak," I said.

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

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26 1130 "I do not now want to love you as a noble free woman," she whispered.
26 1131 "I do not know what you and the others have done to me.
26 1132 I hardly understand myself any longer".
26 1133 "It seems you are now willing to speak," I said.
26 1134 "I now want to love you helplessly, and wholly, irreservedly, withholding nothing, giving all," she whispered.
26 1135 "I want to love you as—let me speak it, if I may, my Master—as a helpless slave loves her master!" "Clever, cunning words," I said, "from a clever, cunning slut of a slave".
26 1136 "Very well," she smiled.
"I do not now want to love you as a noble free woman," she whispered. "I do not know what you and the others have done to me. I hardly understand myself any longer". "It seems you are now willing to speak," I said. "I now want to love you helplessly, and wholly, irreservedly, withholding nothing, giving all," she whispered. "I want to love you as—let me speak it, if I may, my Master—as a helpless slave loves her master!" "Clever, cunning words," I said, "from a clever, cunning slut of a slave". "Very well," she smiled. - (Tribesmen of Gor)