Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 177 | "I beg to be bought!" And View more quotes about thus">thus, irremediably, she acknowledged herself as that which could be bought, as slave. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 174 | I wondered if, in her former world, when she was clothed, and free, she had ever been looked upon with lust, with thoughts of stripping, with thoughts of the rope, and leash. |
| 33 | 175 | And had she ever, even, I wondered, thought of herself as such a woman, one who might one day be so looked upon, and who might be purchased? Yes, I thought, for she had imagined herself a slave. |
| 33 | 176 | "Buy me, Master!" she said. |
| 33 | 177 | "I beg to be bought!" And thus, irremediably, she acknowledged herself as that which could be bought, as slave. |
| 33 | 178 | "Three silver tarsks," said the proprietor. |
| 33 | 179 | "No less!" The stranger laughed. |
| 33 | 180 | Clearly the slave did not begin to be worth so much. |
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I wondered if, in her former world, when she was clothed, and free, she had ever been looked upon with lust, with thoughts of stripping, with thoughts of the rope, and leash.
And had she ever, even, I wondered, thought of herself as such a woman, one who might one day be so looked upon, and who might be purchased? Yes, I thought, for she had imagined herself a slave.
"Buy me, Master!" she said.
"I beg to be bought!" And thus, irremediably, she acknowledged herself as that which could be bought, as slave.
"Three silver tarsks," said the proprietor.
"No less!" The stranger laughed.
Clearly the slave did not begin to be worth so much.
- (Mariners of Gor)