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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

I lay back in the furs, near him, at his feet, in the Gorean dawn. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #26)
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4 26 I lay back in the View more quotes about furs">furs, near him, at his feet, in the Gorean dawn.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 23 A girl who has not been owned perhaps cannot grasp the feelings of one who is owned, truly owned; but perhaps such a girl, even if only dimly, can sense the joy of the slave girl.
4 24 I would not have believed it, had I not experienced it.
4 25 Gently I lowered my head to the brute and kissed him, softly that I might not awaken my master.
4 26 I lay back in the furs, near him, at his feet, in the Gorean dawn.
4 27 Once during the night had he laughed, softly, richly, holding me helplessly, cruelly, to him, looking down into my eyes, deeply pleased with his ownership of me.
4 28 How grateful, and elated, held, I had been! My master was pleased with his girl! I listened to the birds outside, in the glistening velvet of the soft dawn.
4 29 How far from Earth, with its pollutions, its crowdings, its hypocrisy, seemed this world.
A girl who has not been owned perhaps cannot grasp the feelings of one who is owned, truly owned; but perhaps such a girl, even if only dimly, can sense the joy of the slave girl. I would not have believed it, had I not experienced it. Gently I lowered my head to the brute and kissed him, softly that I might not awaken my master. I lay back in the furs, near him, at his feet, in the Gorean dawn. Once during the night had he laughed, softly, richly, holding me helplessly, cruelly, to him, looking down into my eyes, deeply pleased with his ownership of me. How grateful, and elated, held, I had been! My master was pleased with his girl! I listened to the birds outside, in the glistening velvet of the soft dawn. How far from Earth, with its pollutions, its crowdings, its hypocrisy, seemed this world. - (Slave Girl of Gor)