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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

But I did not want to fight them; rather I wanted to so belong to my master, to be that much his. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #222)
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7 222 But I did not want to fight them; View more quotes about rather">rather I wanted to so belong to my master, to be that much his.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 219 How frightening to be so at a man's mercy, to be so needful, and dependent upon him! How she hopes and begs that he may be disposed to show her a mercy and kindness.
7 220 She is only a slave.
7 221 I resolved that I must fight such things.
7 222 But I did not want to fight them; rather I wanted to so belong to my master, to be that much his.
7 223 It was my hope that he would be kind to me.
7 224 This sort of behavior, the kissing and licking of feet, is sometimes commanded by the free woman, in her hatred of the slave, who thereby recalls to the slave that she is a slave, and no more than a property, a negligible chattel.
7 225 "You may now, Eighteen," said the fellow in blue, "take your place in line".
How frightening to be so at a man's mercy, to be so needful, and dependent upon him! How she hopes and begs that he may be disposed to show her a mercy and kindness. She is only a slave. I resolved that I must fight such things. But I did not want to fight them; rather I wanted to so belong to my master, to be that much his. It was my hope that he would be kind to me. This sort of behavior, the kissing and licking of feet, is sometimes commanded by the free woman, in her hatred of the slave, who thereby recalls to the slave that she is a slave, and no more than a property, a negligible chattel. "You may now, Eighteen," said the fellow in blue, "take your place in line". - (Smugglers of Gor)