Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 16 | 410 | How complete his triumph! He had risen to his View more quotes about feet">feet. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 16 | 407 | It was a far cry from the classroom. |
| 16 | 408 | She had been utilized abruptly and with contempt. |
| 16 | 409 | She, kneeling, facing away from him, head down, hands clasped behind her neck, had learned what she was, and would be, to him, nothing, lest it be an object of derision and scorn. |
| 16 | 410 | How complete his triumph! He had risen to his feet. |
| 16 | 411 | She had remained as she was, of course, not yet permitted to move, an unimportant, meaningless, despised, ravaged slave. |
| 16 | 412 | How faraway the classroom, and their former relationship! No longer was she teacher and he student. |
| 16 | 413 | She was now slave, and he master. |
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It was a far cry from the classroom.
She had been utilized abruptly and with contempt.
She, kneeling, facing away from him, head down, hands clasped behind her neck, had learned what she was, and would be, to him, nothing, lest it be an object of derision and scorn.
How complete his triumph! He had risen to his feet.
She had remained as she was, of course, not yet permitted to move, an unimportant, meaningless, despised, ravaged slave.
How faraway the classroom, and their former relationship! No longer was she teacher and he student.
She was now slave, and he master.
- (Prize of Gor)