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

"Do you think I do not understand," he said, angrily, "that you have made yourself a slave in the hope that you might thereby escape the fate of being put out into the Barrens?" "Whatever might have been my motivation," she said, "the fact remains, in any case, that I am now fully your slave, and may be done with wholly as you wish". - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #720)
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40 720 "Do you View more quotes about think">think I do not understand," he said, angrily, "that you have made yourself a slave in the hope that you might thereby escape the fate of being put out into the Barrens?" "Whatever might have been my motivation," she said, "the fact remains, in any case, that I am now fully your slave, and may be done with wholly as you wish".

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

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40 717 "Now, perhaps I will give you to another," he said.
40 718 She looked down, shuddering.
40 719 "It may be done with me as you please," she said.
40 720 "Do you think I do not understand," he said, angrily, "that you have made yourself a slave in the hope that you might thereby escape the fate of being put out into the Barrens?" "Whatever might have been my motivation," she said, "the fact remains, in any case, that I am now fully your slave, and may be done with wholly as you wish".
40 721 "You had your chance to go nobly into the Barrens, with the dignity of the free woman.
40 722 Now perhaps I shall have you put out in shame, in the dishonor of a slave!" "You may do with me as you please," she said, softly.
40 723 "Would that not be amusing?" he asked angrily.
"Now, perhaps I will give you to another," he said. She looked down, shuddering. "It may be done with me as you please," she said. "Do you think I do not understand," he said, angrily, "that you have made yourself a slave in the hope that you might thereby escape the fate of being put out into the Barrens?" "Whatever might have been my motivation," she said, "the fact remains, in any case, that I am now fully your slave, and may be done with wholly as you wish". "You had your chance to go nobly into the Barrens, with the dignity of the free woman. Now perhaps I shall have you put out in shame, in the dishonor of a slave!" "You may do with me as you please," she said, softly. "Would that not be amusing?" he asked angrily. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)