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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It is fitting that I be treated as an animal and a slave, Master," she said, "for that is what I am, but is it fitting that I should be treated, too, now, as a Cosian, and as your enemy?" "You will be so treated," he said. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #437)
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48 437 "It is View more quotes about fitting">fitting that I be treated as an animal and a slave, Master," she said, "for that is what I am, but is it fitting that I should be treated, too, now, as a Cosian, and as your enemy?" "You will be so treated," he said.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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48 434 "I hate you," he said.
48 435 "Yes, Master," she said, tears in her eyes.
48 436 "And accordingly," he said, coldly, "you will be treated as an animal and a slave, and a Cosian, and as my enemy".
48 437 "It is fitting that I be treated as an animal and a slave, Master," she said, "for that is what I am, but is it fitting that I should be treated, too, now, as a Cosian, and as your enemy?" "You will be so treated," he said.
48 438 "Yes, Master," she wept.
48 439 He then cuffed her savagely, in his hatred, and fury, striking her to her side in the dirt.
48 440 She looked up at him, wildly in fear, and he pounced on her, and, seizing her by the hair, pulled her up to her knees, facing away from him, and pushed her head down to the dirt.
"I hate you," he said. "Yes, Master," she said, tears in her eyes. "And accordingly," he said, coldly, "you will be treated as an animal and a slave, and a Cosian, and as my enemy". "It is fitting that I be treated as an animal and a slave, Master," she said, "for that is what I am, but is it fitting that I should be treated, too, now, as a Cosian, and as your enemy?" "You will be so treated," he said. "Yes, Master," she wept. He then cuffed her savagely, in his hatred, and fury, striking her to her side in the dirt. She looked up at him, wildly in fear, and he pounced on her, and, seizing her by the hair, pulled her up to her knees, facing away from him, and pushed her head down to the dirt. - (Vagabonds of Gor)