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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I knew before," she said, "that I was truly your slave but I did not know until now that you were truly my master". - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #237)
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26 237 "I View more quotes about knew">knew before," she said, "that I was truly your slave but I did not know until now that you were truly my master".

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 234 I could hear her voice through the vent holes in the plastic.
26 235 It did not sound much different.
26 236 "Yes," I said.
26 237 "I knew before," she said, "that I was truly your slave but I did not know until now that you were truly my master".
26 238 She looked up at me through the plastic, shaken.
26 239 "It is a strange feeling," she said, "to know that someone—truly—is your master, to know that not only has he the right to do with you as he pleases but that he will, that your will is nothing to him, that it is your will and not his that must bend, that you are helpless and must—and will—do what he says, that you must obey".
26 240 It made me a bit sad to hear Vika recount the woes of female slavery.
I could hear her voice through the vent holes in the plastic. It did not sound much different. "Yes," I said. "I knew before," she said, "that I was truly your slave but I did not know until now that you were truly my master". She looked up at me through the plastic, shaken. "It is a strange feeling," she said, "to know that someone—truly—is your master, to know that not only has he the right to do with you as he pleases but that he will, that your will is nothing to him, that it is your will and not his that must bend, that you are helpless and must—and will—do what he says, that you must obey". It made me a bit sad to hear Vika recount the woes of female slavery. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)