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

Once you betrayed him, and now he will have you at his mercy, and will revenge himself upon you lengthily, and exquisitely, and at his leisure". - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #1100)
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25 1100 View more quotes about once">Once you betrayed him, and now he will have you at his mercy, and will revenge himself upon you lengthily, and exquisitely, and at his leisure".

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

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25 1097 "Sell me to anyone but him, Master!" "Ah," said the auctioneer.
25 1098 "Now I think I understand.
25 1099 It is a vengeance buy.
25 1100 Once you betrayed him, and now he will have you at his mercy, and will revenge himself upon you lengthily, and exquisitely, and at his leisure".
25 1101 "No!" cried Ellen.
25 1102 "That is not it! It is different! It is different!" No matter how she might have annoyed, or scorned, or tormented, or taunted, from time to time, this handsome competitor of her former master, Mirus, she had surely never dealt him treachery, had never betrayed him to enemies, or such.
25 1103 Thus his interest in her, if interest it was, could not be of the nature of a "vengeance buy," at least in any normal sense of that term, with its commonly dreadful implications.
"Sell me to anyone but him, Master!" "Ah," said the auctioneer. "Now I think I understand. It is a vengeance buy. Once you betrayed him, and now he will have you at his mercy, and will revenge himself upon you lengthily, and exquisitely, and at his leisure". "No!" cried Ellen. "That is not it! It is different! It is different!" No matter how she might have annoyed, or scorned, or tormented, or taunted, from time to time, this handsome competitor of her former master, Mirus, she had surely never dealt him treachery, had never betrayed him to enemies, or such. Thus his interest in her, if interest it was, could not be of the nature of a "vengeance buy," at least in any normal sense of that term, with its commonly dreadful implications. - (Prize of Gor)