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

"You will not weaken me! I shall not be weak! I will not be weak! You have been the enemy of our house, and are now my slave! No lenience for you, hated slut! No indulgence for the new slave, Constanzia!" He looked down at her, in fury. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #377)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
29 377 "You will not weaken me! I View more quotes about shall">shall not be weak! I will not be weak! You have been the enemy of our house, and are now my slave! No lenience for you, hated slut! No indulgence for the new slave, Constanzia!" He looked down at her, in fury.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
29 374 Perhaps, at times, I will give you a tidbit at the table, or perhaps, at times, even hold the whip, for that you remind me of her".
29 375 Then he stood up, angrily.
29 376 "No!" he suddenly cried, in fury.
29 377 "You will not weaken me! I shall not be weak! I will not be weak! You have been the enemy of our house, and are now my slave! No lenience for you, hated slut! No indulgence for the new slave, Constanzia!" He looked down at her, in fury.
29 378 "I should put you to my pleasure now," he cried, "and in the manner you deserve, with ruthless authority, on the very tiles of the court!" But he did not seize her.
29 379 Rather, angrily, he jerked her to her feet.
29 380 He then drew a leash from his pouch and put it on her.
Perhaps, at times, I will give you a tidbit at the table, or perhaps, at times, even hold the whip, for that you remind me of her". Then he stood up, angrily. "No!" he suddenly cried, in fury. "You will not weaken me! I shall not be weak! I will not be weak! You have been the enemy of our house, and are now my slave! No lenience for you, hated slut! No indulgence for the new slave, Constanzia!" He looked down at her, in fury. "I should put you to my pleasure now," he cried, "and in the manner you deserve, with ruthless authority, on the very tiles of the court!" But he did not seize her. Rather, angrily, he jerked her to her feet. He then drew a leash from his pouch and put it on her. - (Witness of Gor)