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

"Do not fear, barbarian slut," said she, "but after today, sooner or later, I would have found a way to get you out of the garden! Do not think to lie again, filthy little slave, in the arms of my Camillus!" I supposed that guards might be sometimes suborned, with the promise of the gift of dangerous, delicious, clandestine favors, and such, to cooperate in such matters. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #52)
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42 52 "Do not View more quotes about fear">fear, barbarian slut," said she, "but after today, sooner or later, I would have found a way to get you out of the garden! Do not think to lie again, filthy little slave, in the arms of my Camillus!" I supposed that guards might be sometimes suborned, with the promise of the gift of dangerous, delicious, clandestine favors, and such, to cooperate in such matters.

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

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42 49 "You have done well, slave," said one of the men.
42 50 "Thank you, Master," she said.
42 51 Then Aynur turned to me.
42 52 "Do not fear, barbarian slut," said she, "but after today, sooner or later, I would have found a way to get you out of the garden! Do not think to lie again, filthy little slave, in the arms of my Camillus!" I supposed that guards might be sometimes suborned, with the promise of the gift of dangerous, delicious, clandestine favors, and such, to cooperate in such matters.
42 53 Intrigues in the gardens, in the slave quarters, can be quite fearful.
42 54 "See her struggle," said Aynur to the guards.
42 55 Then she again addressed herself to me.
"You have done well, slave," said one of the men. "Thank you, Master," she said. Then Aynur turned to me. "Do not fear, barbarian slut," said she, "but after today, sooner or later, I would have found a way to get you out of the garden! Do not think to lie again, filthy little slave, in the arms of my Camillus!" I supposed that guards might be sometimes suborned, with the promise of the gift of dangerous, delicious, clandestine favors, and such, to cooperate in such matters. Intrigues in the gardens, in the slave quarters, can be quite fearful. "See her struggle," said Aynur to the guards. Then she again addressed herself to me. - (Witness of Gor)