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

Again and again I would steel myself to resist, somehow, even despite the perils, but then I would be touched, and I would be again a slave. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #48)
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15 48 View more quotes about again">Again and again I would steel myself to resist, somehow, even despite the perils, but then I would be touched, and I would be again a slave.

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

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15 45 I also learned that there are infallible signs in a slave's body, signs of authentic response, which signs are easily read by Gorean males.
15 46 They easily detect, and do not accept, pretense.
15 47 Accordingly, after leaving the house, and having felt the switch, and, once, the lash, I had surrendered wholly, and helplessly, as I must, holding back nothing, surrendered to feeling, emotion, and radical sentience, as a yielding, worthless object, as a slave to her master, which I was.
15 48 Again and again I would steel myself to resist, somehow, even despite the perils, but then I would be touched, and I would be again a slave.
15 49 Too, I feared, but longed for, the growing of my needs, now multiplying, waxing, and intensifying.
15 50 In my mind, and belly, I was becoming different, or, perhaps better, was becoming more and more, in my mind and belly, what I had always been, a slave.
15 51 And surely I now knew at least the glimmer of slave fires.
I also learned that there are infallible signs in a slave's body, signs of authentic response, which signs are easily read by Gorean males. They easily detect, and do not accept, pretense. Accordingly, after leaving the house, and having felt the switch, and, once, the lash, I had surrendered wholly, and helplessly, as I must, holding back nothing, surrendered to feeling, emotion, and radical sentience, as a yielding, worthless object, as a slave to her master, which I was. Again and again I would steel myself to resist, somehow, even despite the perils, but then I would be touched, and I would be again a slave. Too, I feared, but longed for, the growing of my needs, now multiplying, waxing, and intensifying. In my mind, and belly, I was becoming different, or, perhaps better, was becoming more and more, in my mind and belly, what I had always been, a slave. And surely I now knew at least the glimmer of slave fires. - (Smugglers of Gor)