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

It was not merely that I was a slave, and thus will-less in such matters, and that I must obey, and with perfection, and such, but rather that I felt a fulfillment, a calmness, a contentment. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #948)
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13 948 It was not View more quotes about merely">merely that I was a slave, and thus will-less in such matters, and that I must obey, and with perfection, and such, but rather that I felt a fulfillment, a calmness, a contentment.

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

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13 945 She rose to her feet and went to one side.
13 946 I heard, from one side, the gentle sound of some links of chain.
13 947 Surely I must reproach myself, but I could not bring myself to do so.
13 948 It was not merely that I was a slave, and thus will-less in such matters, and that I must obey, and with perfection, and such, but rather that I felt a fulfillment, a calmness, a contentment.
13 949 I felt metal anklets, linked, being snapped about my ankles.
13 950 "The knots, Master," said the brunette.
13 951 The pit master rose from the table and undid the ropes tying my hands before my body.
She rose to her feet and went to one side. I heard, from one side, the gentle sound of some links of chain. Surely I must reproach myself, but I could not bring myself to do so. It was not merely that I was a slave, and thus will-less in such matters, and that I must obey, and with perfection, and such, but rather that I felt a fulfillment, a calmness, a contentment. I felt metal anklets, linked, being snapped about my ankles. "The knots, Master," said the brunette. The pit master rose from the table and undid the ropes tying my hands before my body. - (Witness of Gor)