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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Tell them who I am!" How much she felt then dependent upon him, how much in his power! How different this was from her former mastery of him! How terrified she was that he might, for one reason or another, lie to the magistrates, putting her then before them as no more than a common, captured, compromised female. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #454)
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26 454 "View more quotes about tell">Tell them who I am!" How much she felt then dependent upon him, how much in his power! How different this was from her former mastery of him! How terrified she was that he might, for one reason or another, lie to the magistrates, putting her then before them as no more than a common, captured, compromised female.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 451 "You can attest to my identity! You have seen me in the Central Cylinder! So, too, has that slut of a slave!" "Stand," said Tolnar to Lavinia, who immediately complied.
26 452 "Please, Milo," begged the netted beauty, helplessly, pathetically, agonizingly, "do not lie! Tell the truth!" He looked at her.
26 453 "Please, Milo!" she begged.
26 454 "Tell them who I am!" How much she felt then dependent upon him, how much in his power! How different this was from her former mastery of him! How terrified she was that he might, for one reason or another, lie to the magistrates, putting her then before them as no more than a common, captured, compromised female.
26 455 "Who was she?" asked Tolnar of Milo.
26 456 "Talena, Ubara of Ar," said Milo.
26 457 "Ah!" she wept in relief.
"You can attest to my identity! You have seen me in the Central Cylinder! So, too, has that slut of a slave!" "Stand," said Tolnar to Lavinia, who immediately complied. "Please, Milo," begged the netted beauty, helplessly, pathetically, agonizingly, "do not lie! Tell the truth!" He looked at her. "Please, Milo!" she begged. "Tell them who I am!" How much she felt then dependent upon him, how much in his power! How different this was from her former mastery of him! How terrified she was that he might, for one reason or another, lie to the magistrates, putting her then before them as no more than a common, captured, compromised female. "Who was she?" asked Tolnar of Milo. "Talena, Ubara of Ar," said Milo. "Ah!" she wept in relief. - (Magicians of Gor)