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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not think it necessary to tell her, and she would, in any case, soon learn it, that the least of the slave's fears is rejection. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #600)
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12 600 I did not View more quotes about think">think it necessary to tell her, and she would, in any case, soon learn it, that the least of the slave's fears is rejection.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 597 I am meaningless and worthless.
12 598 Thus what does it matter if I should be despised and spurned? I must then, only, try again, seeking anew, helplessly, to serve and love".
12 599 I did not respond to her.
12 600 I did not think it necessary to tell her, and she would, in any case, soon learn it, that the least of the slave's fears is rejection.
12 601 Rather she must fear quite the opposite.
12 602 She must fear that the very sight of her will drive a man half mad with passion, and that he may not wish to rest until he gets his chains on her.
12 603 "In the Prition," I said, "Clearchus, of course, is primarily concerned with only one form of bondage, that of the love slave".
I am meaningless and worthless. Thus what does it matter if I should be despised and spurned? I must then, only, try again, seeking anew, helplessly, to serve and love". I did not respond to her. I did not think it necessary to tell her, and she would, in any case, soon learn it, that the least of the slave's fears is rejection. Rather she must fear quite the opposite. She must fear that the very sight of her will drive a man half mad with passion, and that he may not wish to rest until he gets his chains on her. "In the Prition," I said, "Clearchus, of course, is primarily concerned with only one form of bondage, that of the love slave". - (Blood Brothers of Gor)