Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 553 | The captive, and the View more quotes about slave">slave, may be done with as one pleases. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 550 | "He is a lad," I said. |
| 31 | 551 | "In the end," she said, "he succeeded, apart from obtaining his own brief pleasures, in doing little more than arousing me". |
| 31 | 552 | "Captives," I said, "are next to nothing, as slaves are nothing. |
| 31 | 553 | The captive, and the slave, may be done with as one pleases. |
| 31 | 554 | The captive, like the slave, must accept usages of any sort to which captors, or masters, are pleased to subject them. |
| 31 | 555 | Entitled to expect little if they are captives, and nothing if they are slaves, let them rejoice if they receive anything. |
| 31 | 556 | Be pleased that you were not beaten". |
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"He is a lad," I said.
"In the end," she said, "he succeeded, apart from obtaining his own brief pleasures, in doing little more than arousing me".
"Captives," I said, "are next to nothing, as slaves are nothing.
The captive, and the slave, may be done with as one pleases.
The captive, like the slave, must accept usages of any sort to which captors, or masters, are pleased to subject them.
Entitled to expect little if they are captives, and nothing if they are slaves, let them rejoice if they receive anything.
Be pleased that you were not beaten".
- (Vagabonds of Gor)