Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 260 | Who can View more quotes about understand">understand such things? How piteously, how zealously, I thought, the girl had begged to be purchased! And how well, I thought, would my collar look on the neck of that slave! "And how would you keep her?" asked the stranger. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 257 | A word is spoken, a glance registered. |
| 33 | 258 | How mysterious are such things, I thought. |
| 33 | 259 | There is nothing, and then there is everything. |
| 33 | 260 | Who can understand such things? How piteously, how zealously, I thought, the girl had begged to be purchased! And how well, I thought, would my collar look on the neck of that slave! "And how would you keep her?" asked the stranger. |
| 33 | 261 | "As she should be kept," I said, "absolutely and totally, without the least recourse or qualification, without the least concession or compromise, as a complete slave, how else?" "Even to the chain and whip?" he asked. |
| 33 | 262 | "Of course," I said. |
| 33 | 263 | "Excellent," he said. |
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A word is spoken, a glance registered.
How mysterious are such things, I thought.
There is nothing, and then there is everything.
Who can understand such things? How piteously, how zealously, I thought, the girl had begged to be purchased! And how well, I thought, would my collar look on the neck of that slave! "And how would you keep her?" asked the stranger.
"As she should be kept," I said, "absolutely and totally, without the least recourse or qualification, without the least concession or compromise, as a complete slave, how else?" "Even to the chain and whip?" he asked.
"Of course," I said.
"Excellent," he said.
- (Mariners of Gor)