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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then he had whipped me and put me chained at his feet. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #387)
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34 387 Then he had whipped me and put me View more quotes about chained">chained at his feet.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 384 I loved him! I loved him more than anything! But I had failed my first test with him! I had only wanted to know, foolishly, the nature of my power with him, if any, and the nature of the discipline to which I might be subject.
34 385 I had only wanted to know if, truly, I was his slave or not.
34 386 Then he had made me serve him, uncompromisingly.
34 387 Then he had whipped me and put me chained at his feet.
34 388 The library was indeed faraway, and I was indeed his slave! I had asked earlier if I was not to be slept at his feet, as might be a sleen, and he had said, "Perhaps later".
34 389 Why had I not understood then that my behavior was under scrutiny, that he was even then inquiring into the qualities and nature of me? I was in misery, and overcome with contrition.
34 390 How badly I had behaved! I had failed my first test with my master, whom I loved! Yet, too, I felt grandly and warmly reassured as to his strength and dominance.
I loved him! I loved him more than anything! But I had failed my first test with him! I had only wanted to know, foolishly, the nature of my power with him, if any, and the nature of the discipline to which I might be subject. I had only wanted to know if, truly, I was his slave or not. Then he had made me serve him, uncompromisingly. Then he had whipped me and put me chained at his feet. The library was indeed faraway, and I was indeed his slave! I had asked earlier if I was not to be slept at his feet, as might be a sleen, and he had said, "Perhaps later". Why had I not understood then that my behavior was under scrutiny, that he was even then inquiring into the qualities and nature of me? I was in misery, and overcome with contrition. How badly I had behaved! I had failed my first test with my master, whom I loved! Yet, too, I felt grandly and warmly reassured as to his strength and dominance. - (Dancer of Gor)