Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 504 | "View more quotes about either">Either, as at the feast of Policrates, or now, you have been masked, or, in your chambers, in the holding of Policrates, when you forced me to so thoroughly and intimately serve you, I must do so in the darkness of the blindfold. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 501 | We cannot help ourselves. |
| 18 | 502 | We are slaves!" I continued, of course, to remain silent. |
| 18 | 503 | "Not once have I seen your face, my Master," she said. |
| 18 | 504 | "Either, as at the feast of Policrates, or now, you have been masked, or, in your chambers, in the holding of Policrates, when you forced me to so thoroughly and intimately serve you, I must do so in the darkness of the blindfold. |
| 18 | 505 | You know me well, for you have stripped me not only of my clothing, but of my inmost thoughts. |
| 18 | 506 | And yet, of you, I know nothing. |
| 18 | 507 | I do not know your name. |
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We cannot help ourselves.
We are slaves!" I continued, of course, to remain silent.
"Not once have I seen your face, my Master," she said.
"Either, as at the feast of Policrates, or now, you have been masked, or, in your chambers, in the holding of Policrates, when you forced me to so thoroughly and intimately serve you, I must do so in the darkness of the blindfold.
You know me well, for you have stripped me not only of my clothing, but of my inmost thoughts.
And yet, of you, I know nothing.
I do not know your name.
- (Guardsman of Gor)