Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 54 | 114 | How fulfilled I View more quotes about felt">felt at his feet. |
| 54 | 115 | What a joy it was to acknowledge myself a slave, at the feet of her master. |
| 54 | 116 | What tree woman can understand this, I wondered. |
| 54 | 117 | What tree woman can understand what it is to surrender themselves wholly, to abandon themselves unqualifiedly to love and service, asking nothing but hoping to give all? But perhaps, I thought, many tree women can understand this, some surely, for what is a tree woman but a slave, lacking her collar? "More," he said, "exquisite, shapely kajira". |
| 54 | 118 | "Yes, Master," I whispered. |
| 54 | 119 | I do not know then what mad impulse seized me. |
| 54 | 120 | I looked up, brightly, pertly. |
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How fulfilled I felt at his feet.
What a joy it was to acknowledge myself a slave, at the feet of her master.
What tree woman can understand this, I wondered.
What tree woman can understand what it is to surrender themselves wholly, to abandon themselves unqualifiedly to love and service, asking nothing but hoping to give all? But perhaps, I thought, many tree women can understand this, some surely, for what is a tree woman but a slave, lacking her collar? "More," he said, "exquisite, shapely kajira".
"Yes, Master," I whispered.
I do not know then what mad impulse seized me.
I looked up, brightly, pertly.
- (Smugglers of Gor)