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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I am known in the house," he assured me. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #328)
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7 328 "I am View more quotes about known">known in the house," he assured me.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 325 Indeed, he had doubtless, perhaps to his amusement, seen me there.
7 326 What power in the garden did this give him over me! But who such as he needed any further power over one such as I? Did not, if not he, then his kind, already possess absolute power over one such as I! "You are not going to cry out, are you?" he asked.
7 327 I moved my head, wildly, not so much in negativity, as in helplessness, and frustration.
7 328 "I am known in the house," he assured me.
7 329 But that did not entitle him, surely, to enter the garden! To be with one of us, as he was! "Very well," he said.
7 330 He reached down, beside me, to my discarded silk, and folded it several times.
7 331 It was so light that even with several folds, it was not bulky.
Indeed, he had doubtless, perhaps to his amusement, seen me there. What power in the garden did this give him over me! But who such as he needed any further power over one such as I? Did not, if not he, then his kind, already possess absolute power over one such as I! "You are not going to cry out, are you?" he asked. I moved my head, wildly, not so much in negativity, as in helplessness, and frustration. "I am known in the house," he assured me. But that did not entitle him, surely, to enter the garden! To be with one of us, as he was! "Very well," he said. He reached down, beside me, to my discarded silk, and folded it several times. It was so light that even with several folds, it was not bulky. - (Witness of Gor)