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

"But perhaps," said he, musing, "your understanding of your slavery, in virtue of your intelligence, your sensitivity, is much more intense, much deeper and richer than would be that of a duller woman?" "Perhaps, Master," I said. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #1118)
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7 1118 "But View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps," said he, musing, "your understanding of your slavery, in virtue of your intelligence, your sensitivity, is much more intense, much deeper and richer than would be that of a duller woman?" "Perhaps, Master," I said.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 1115 I dare not even move.
7 1116 I must obey.
7 1117 This could be understood by any woman in my place".
7 1118 "But perhaps," said he, musing, "your understanding of your slavery, in virtue of your intelligence, your sensitivity, is much more intense, much deeper and richer than would be that of a duller woman?" "Perhaps, Master," I said.
7 1119 "I do not know!" "Do you wish to be permitted to move?" he asked.
7 1120 "Yes," I wept.
7 1121 "Yes! Yes!" "But you are not yet permitted to move," he said.
I dare not even move. I must obey. This could be understood by any woman in my place". "But perhaps," said he, musing, "your understanding of your slavery, in virtue of your intelligence, your sensitivity, is much more intense, much deeper and richer than would be that of a duller woman?" "Perhaps, Master," I said. "I do not know!" "Do you wish to be permitted to move?" he asked. "Yes," I wept. "Yes! Yes!" "But you are not yet permitted to move," he said. - (Slave Girl of Gor)