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

Miles of Argentum, as is his wont, such a man, when he wishes, takes everything from a woman. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #117)
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36 117 View more quotes about miles">Miles of Argentum, as is his wont, such a man, when he wishes, takes everything from a woman.

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

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36 114 Last night, after I had served Publius and Drusus Rencius, I had been ordered to the couch of Miles of Argentum.
36 115 There, in spite of my feelings and my distress, I had been forced, three times, to serve him well.
36 116 The last time, unable to help myself, I had cried out, surrendering myself totally to him.
36 117 Miles of Argentum, as is his wont, such a man, when he wishes, takes everything from a woman.
36 118 I had then, a few Ehn afterwards, been sent back to the slave quarters.
36 119 Apparently it had been later the same night, perhaps in the neighborhood of the Twentieth Ahn, when Drusus Rencius had seen him.
36 120 I had not seen him since earlier this morning, when I had knelt before him, kissing his feet, gratefully, for his attentions to me last night, and he had, without explanation, removed my clothing and my collar.
Last night, after I had served Publius and Drusus Rencius, I had been ordered to the couch of Miles of Argentum. There, in spite of my feelings and my distress, I had been forced, three times, to serve him well. The last time, unable to help myself, I had cried out, surrendering myself totally to him. Miles of Argentum, as is his wont, such a man, when he wishes, takes everything from a woman. I had then, a few Ehn afterwards, been sent back to the slave quarters. Apparently it had been later the same night, perhaps in the neighborhood of the Twentieth Ahn, when Drusus Rencius had seen him. I had not seen him since earlier this morning, when I had knelt before him, kissing his feet, gratefully, for his attentions to me last night, and he had, without explanation, removed my clothing and my collar. - (Kajira of Gor)