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

How, I wondered, could my captor bring himself to give up that beauty, for any amount of gold? To be sure, she, as I, was a property and would go for whatever coin or coins might be agreed upon by masters. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #462)
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52 462 How, I View more quotes about wondered">wondered, could my captor bring himself to give up that beauty, for any amount of gold? To be sure, she, as I, was a property and would go for whatever coin or coins might be agreed upon by masters.

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

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52 459 It is several times her value.
52 460 She is yours".
52 461 Asperiche had her head to Axel's feet, and was sobbing, with relief, and joy.
52 462 How, I wondered, could my captor bring himself to give up that beauty, for any amount of gold? To be sure, she, as I, was a property and would go for whatever coin or coins might be agreed upon by masters.
52 463 How joyful was Asperiche! She had found her master.
52 464 But I had not found mine.
52 465 "Free my ankles," I said, "and see to whose feet I run!" Axel undid the small lace with which my ankles had been tied together, and I, tunicked, my hands braceleted behind me, sped to my captor, knelt, and put my head down to his feet.
It is several times her value. She is yours". Asperiche had her head to Axel's feet, and was sobbing, with relief, and joy. How, I wondered, could my captor bring himself to give up that beauty, for any amount of gold? To be sure, she, as I, was a property and would go for whatever coin or coins might be agreed upon by masters. How joyful was Asperiche! She had found her master. But I had not found mine. "Free my ankles," I said, "and see to whose feet I run!" Axel undid the small lace with which my ankles had been tied together, and I, tunicked, my hands braceleted behind me, sped to my captor, knelt, and put my head down to his feet. - (Smugglers of Gor)