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

I did not object; I was grateful, as I had not been on my former world; where there were true men, I knew I would be owned; where there were true men, I knew I belonged in a collar, and would be collared; I hoped only to be well- collared, and to please my master. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #97)
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11 97 I did not View more quotes about object">object; I was grateful, as I had not been on my former world; where there were true men, I knew I would be owned; where there were true men, I knew I belonged in a collar, and would be collared; I hoped only to be well- collared, and to please my master.

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

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11 94 Here men would have us as they wished, and do with us as they pleased.
11 95 Here, on this world, I discovered what I had long suspected on my former world, the meaning of my smaller, softer, so different body, its slightness and curves; here I found the explanation of a thousand dispositions, needs, and hopes I had been commanded to ignore or deny on my former world.
11 96 So here, on this world, men would have us as they wished, and do with us as they pleased, at least if we were slaves.
11 97 I did not object; I was grateful, as I had not been on my former world; where there were true men, I knew I would be owned; where there were true men, I knew I belonged in a collar, and would be collared; I hoped only to be well- collared, and to please my master.
11 98 I thought of my former world.
11 99 How artificial, how contrived, and false now seemed that world.
11 100 How hollow its lies and pretenses.
Here men would have us as they wished, and do with us as they pleased. Here, on this world, I discovered what I had long suspected on my former world, the meaning of my smaller, softer, so different body, its slightness and curves; here I found the explanation of a thousand dispositions, needs, and hopes I had been commanded to ignore or deny on my former world. So here, on this world, men would have us as they wished, and do with us as they pleased, at least if we were slaves. I did not object; I was grateful, as I had not been on my former world; where there were true men, I knew I would be owned; where there were true men, I knew I belonged in a collar, and would be collared; I hoped only to be well- collared, and to please my master. I thought of my former world. How artificial, how contrived, and false now seemed that world. How hollow its lies and pretenses. - (Smugglers of Gor)