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

He had, of course, well pleasured himself with me, and frequently, on the return to Shipcamp, as a master may well pleasure himself with a slave. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #463)
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50 463 He had, of View more quotes about course">course, well pleasured himself with me, and frequently, on the return to Shipcamp, as a master may well pleasure himself with a slave.

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

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50 460 How pleased I was to hear this unsolicited, casual appraisal.
50 461 What woman, slave or free, does not wish to be beautiful? If only my captor might see me so, I thought.
50 462 How I had hoped he might find me of interest, the sort of interest a man feels for a woman he might buy.
50 463 He had, of course, well pleasured himself with me, and frequently, on the return to Shipcamp, as a master may well pleasure himself with a slave.
50 464 But, too, he had well taught me, with his perfunctory use of me, and his indifference, though I was crying with need, surrender, and helpless passion, that I was a meaningless pleasure object.
50 465 What was he to do? In the forest I was the only slave available to him.
50 466 I was no more than a local convenience for his lust, a convenience no farther from him than the length of my leash.
How pleased I was to hear this unsolicited, casual appraisal. What woman, slave or free, does not wish to be beautiful? If only my captor might see me so, I thought. How I had hoped he might find me of interest, the sort of interest a man feels for a woman he might buy. He had, of course, well pleasured himself with me, and frequently, on the return to Shipcamp, as a master may well pleasure himself with a slave. But, too, he had well taught me, with his perfunctory use of me, and his indifference, though I was crying with need, surrender, and helpless passion, that I was a meaningless pleasure object. What was he to do? In the forest I was the only slave available to him. I was no more than a local convenience for his lust, a convenience no farther from him than the length of my leash. - (Smugglers of Gor)