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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then she feared that it might be a common thing, or that it would be a common thing, at least for her. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #104)
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11 104 Then she View more quotes about feared">feared that it might be a common thing, or that it would be a common thing, at least for her.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 101 "I am to serve as I am, Ma'am," said Ellen, head down.
11 102 She fought to hold back tears.
11 103 Why, indeed, wondered Ellen, had her master had her serve in this fashion, naked, before strangers, before his guests, one of them a woman? Surely this could not be a common thing.
11 104 Then she feared that it might be a common thing, or that it would be a common thing, at least for her.
11 105 Can he hate me so much, she asked herself.
11 106 Does it please him, she wondered, to treat me so ignominiously, to so unmitigatedly subjugate me, to so completely and absolutely humiliate me in this fashion, forcing me to serve as a naked slave? Then the thought came to her that of course it pleased him, and richly pleased him.
11 107 He would derive from it much pleasure.
"I am to serve as I am, Ma'am," said Ellen, head down. She fought to hold back tears. Why, indeed, wondered Ellen, had her master had her serve in this fashion, naked, before strangers, before his guests, one of them a woman? Surely this could not be a common thing. Then she feared that it might be a common thing, or that it would be a common thing, at least for her. Can he hate me so much, she asked herself. Does it please him, she wondered, to treat me so ignominiously, to so unmitigatedly subjugate me, to so completely and absolutely humiliate me in this fashion, forcing me to serve as a naked slave? Then the thought came to her that of course it pleased him, and richly pleased him. He would derive from it much pleasure. - (Prize of Gor)