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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I wager," he said, "in a matter of Ehn, I could have you kicking and squirming, and moaning, and begging for more". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #241)
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16 241 "I wager," he said, "in a View more quotes about matter">matter of Ehn, I could have you kicking and squirming, and moaning, and begging for more".

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 238 How he demeaned me! How I loathed the brute! But I knew I was a slave, in need of a master.
16 239 What would it be, I wondered, to be his slave? I had little doubt I would be an excellent slave to him.
16 240 He would see to it.
16 241 "I wager," he said, "in a matter of Ehn, I could have you kicking and squirming, and moaning, and begging for more".
16 242 "I am stronger now," I said.
16 243 "No," he said, "you are weaker now, and more needful, for you have been longer in bondage".
16 244 I feared it was true.
How he demeaned me! How I loathed the brute! But I knew I was a slave, in need of a master. What would it be, I wondered, to be his slave? I had little doubt I would be an excellent slave to him. He would see to it. "I wager," he said, "in a matter of Ehn, I could have you kicking and squirming, and moaning, and begging for more". "I am stronger now," I said. "No," he said, "you are weaker now, and more needful, for you have been longer in bondage". I feared it was true. - (Conspirators of Gor)