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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

From whom would I summon help, and to what purpose? If these nocturnal visitors wished to steal me, perhaps to make me a slave or sell me, I would go only too willingly into whatever bondage they chose to inflict upon me. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #60)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 60 From whom would I summon View more quotes about help">help, and to what purpose? If these nocturnal visitors wished to steal me, perhaps to make me a slave or sell me, I would go only too willingly into whatever bondage they chose to inflict upon me.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 57 I now seemed very much alive.
14 58 The stealth, and the gradualness, which seemed to characterize what was going on, did not suggest the activities of authorized representatives of Miles of Argentum.
14 59 It did not even occur to me to scream.
14 60 From whom would I summon help, and to what purpose? If these nocturnal visitors wished to steal me, perhaps to make me a slave or sell me, I would go only too willingly into whatever bondage they chose to inflict upon me.
14 61 I would enter it joyfully.
14 62 I would revel in it.
14 63 I would, in my gratitude, see to it that I proved to be to them a slave beyond their wildest dreams.
I now seemed very much alive. The stealth, and the gradualness, which seemed to characterize what was going on, did not suggest the activities of authorized representatives of Miles of Argentum. It did not even occur to me to scream. From whom would I summon help, and to what purpose? If these nocturnal visitors wished to steal me, perhaps to make me a slave or sell me, I would go only too willingly into whatever bondage they chose to inflict upon me. I would enter it joyfully. I would revel in it. I would, in my gratitude, see to it that I proved to be to them a slave beyond their wildest dreams. - (Kajira of Gor)