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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

Does your blood not call you to your destiny, my Master? My blood, racing in my weakened body, opened like a flower to you, yielding, calls me to mine. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #59)
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17 59 Does your View more quotes about blood">blood not call you to your destiny, my Master? My blood, racing in my weakened body, opened like a flower to you, yielding, calls me to mine.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
17 56 "Because they so considerably increase their virility?" She held to me, tightly.
17 57 "I would rather they put thoughts from their heads," she said, "which made them miserable and weak.
17 58 How can thoughts be good which make men miserable and weak? How can thoughts be wrong which make men great and strong? I am a slave in your arms.
17 59 Does your blood not call you to your destiny, my Master? My blood, racing in my weakened body, opened like a flower to you, yielding, calls me to mine.
17 60 I submit to you, my Master.
17 61 I beg you to be strong with me, to own me.
17 62 Peggy begs Master to take her!" I then took her, and she screamed with pleasure, a taken slave.
"Because they so considerably increase their virility?" She held to me, tightly. "I would rather they put thoughts from their heads," she said, "which made them miserable and weak. How can thoughts be good which make men miserable and weak? How can thoughts be wrong which make men great and strong? I am a slave in your arms. Does your blood not call you to your destiny, my Master? My blood, racing in my weakened body, opened like a flower to you, yielding, calls me to mine. I submit to you, my Master. I beg you to be strong with me, to own me. Peggy begs Master to take her!" I then took her, and she screamed with pleasure, a taken slave. - (Rogue of Gor)