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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

"The question," said Aemilianus, "is not so much the suitability of the female for "helpless-slut" status as one of justice". - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #758)
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21 758 "The question," said View more quotes about aemilianus">Aemilianus, "is not so much the suitability of the female for "helpless-slut" status as one of justice".

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 755 "Look upon her," I said.
21 756 "Does not impalement in this case seem a waste of slut?" Lady Claudia, a free woman, gasped, so spoken of.
21 757 Yet, too, she shuddered with pleasure in her chains, realizing that she had been found worthy by a man to have so familiar, vulgar and exciting an expression, and doubtlessly appropriately, applied to her.
21 758 "The question," said Aemilianus, "is not so much the suitability of the female for "helpless-slut" status as one of justice".
21 759 "I determined then in the cell," I said, "to take action, not merely, of course, for her sake, but for mine as well, as I could not know for certain what you would eventually decide in my case, nor could I count on being released from a burning citadel by Cosians.
21 760 After all, they might not take more interest in their enemies' criminals, and such, than in their enemies themselves.
21 761 Also, Lady Claudia was to be well fed that morning, and so this put sustenance in my way, of which I took advantage.
"Look upon her," I said. "Does not impalement in this case seem a waste of slut?" Lady Claudia, a free woman, gasped, so spoken of. Yet, too, she shuddered with pleasure in her chains, realizing that she had been found worthy by a man to have so familiar, vulgar and exciting an expression, and doubtlessly appropriately, applied to her. "The question," said Aemilianus, "is not so much the suitability of the female for "helpless-slut" status as one of justice". "I determined then in the cell," I said, "to take action, not merely, of course, for her sake, but for mine as well, as I could not know for certain what you would eventually decide in my case, nor could I count on being released from a burning citadel by Cosians. After all, they might not take more interest in their enemies' criminals, and such, than in their enemies themselves. Also, Lady Claudia was to be well fed that morning, and so this put sustenance in my way, of which I took advantage. - (Renegades of Gor)