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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not understand her concern. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #370)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
9 370 I did not View more quotes about understand">understand her concern.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 367 I want to be a slave.
9 368 I am fulfilled to be a slave! It is what I have always been, and knew myself to be, and now the collar is on me! I am a slave, and should be a slave.
9 369 It is what I am, what I want to be, and what I should be!" "Disgusting, disgusting, disgusting!" screamed Miss Wentworth.
9 370 I did not understand her concern.
9 371 If some women were slaves, and wished to be slaves, and loved being owned, and wanted to be at the feet of masters, why should she object? What was it to her? "Have I come at an inopportune time?" inquired Tajima.
9 372 "No," I said.
9 373 He had entered in his quiet, polite way, unobtrusively.
I want to be a slave. I am fulfilled to be a slave! It is what I have always been, and knew myself to be, and now the collar is on me! I am a slave, and should be a slave. It is what I am, what I want to be, and what I should be!" "Disgusting, disgusting, disgusting!" screamed Miss Wentworth. I did not understand her concern. If some women were slaves, and wished to be slaves, and loved being owned, and wanted to be at the feet of masters, why should she object? What was it to her? "Have I come at an inopportune time?" inquired Tajima. "No," I said. He had entered in his quiet, polite way, unobtrusively. - (Swordsmen of Gor)