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

"I am quite content in my collar, as I have learned what it is to be in the arms of a master". - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #70)
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22 70 "I am View more quotes about quite">quite content in my collar, as I have learned what it is to be in the arms of a master".

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

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22 67 "But, if so?" she said.
22 68 "Hamstringing, disfigurement, being run for sleen or laris, the cutting off of feet, sometimes being used as live feed," I said.
22 69 "Are you sure you are not thinking of escape?" "No," she said.
22 70 "I am quite content in my collar, as I have learned what it is to be in the arms of a master".
22 71 The strongest chains that bind a woman, that make her thrive and rejoice in her bondage, are not formed of metal.
22 72 "I do not understand the nature of this conversation," I said.
22 73 "The great ship, as I understand it," she said, "is due to cast off very soon, any day now".
"But, if so?" she said. "Hamstringing, disfigurement, being run for sleen or laris, the cutting off of feet, sometimes being used as live feed," I said. "Are you sure you are not thinking of escape?" "No," she said. "I am quite content in my collar, as I have learned what it is to be in the arms of a master". The strongest chains that bind a woman, that make her thrive and rejoice in her bondage, are not formed of metal. "I do not understand the nature of this conversation," I said. "The great ship, as I understand it," she said, "is due to cast off very soon, any day now". - (Smugglers of Gor)