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

"What have you done to me?" I said, at last, lying in the dirt beside him, by the reduced embers of the fire, looking up at him from my side, bound by his will. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #89)
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17 89 "What have you done to me?" I said, at View more quotes about last">last, lying in the dirt beside him, by the reduced embers of the fire, looking up at him from my side, bound by his will.

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

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17 86 "Of what shall I speak?" I said.
17 87 He then told me to speak, as I would, telling him about my former world, my former life, my capture, my training, my sales, my owners, even my thoughts and feelings.
17 88 I fear much that was foolish gushed forth from me, but words had tumbled forth, seemingly endlessly, for Ahn, even amidst grateful tears.
17 89 "What have you done to me?" I said, at last, lying in the dirt beside him, by the reduced embers of the fire, looking up at him from my side, bound by his will.
17 90 "Is it not clear?" he asked.
17 91 "Master?" I said.
17 92 "I have stripped you," he said.
"Of what shall I speak?" I said. He then told me to speak, as I would, telling him about my former world, my former life, my capture, my training, my sales, my owners, even my thoughts and feelings. I fear much that was foolish gushed forth from me, but words had tumbled forth, seemingly endlessly, for Ahn, even amidst grateful tears. "What have you done to me?" I said, at last, lying in the dirt beside him, by the reduced embers of the fire, looking up at him from my side, bound by his will. "Is it not clear?" he asked. "Master?" I said. "I have stripped you," he said. - (Conspirators of Gor)