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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"No," he said, "the execution was to serve a political purpose, which no longer exists. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #108)
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47 108 "No," he said, "the execution was to View more quotes about serve">serve a political purpose, which no longer exists.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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47 105 "You make her leap and squirm, and moan and cry out, as a slave in your arms?" "Yes," said Tajima, "as the slave she is".
47 106 "Splendid," said Lord Yamada.
47 107 "I always thought she had the belly of a slave, but then, do not all women, properly handled?" "You are not angry?" said Tajima.
47 108 "No," he said, "the execution was to serve a political purpose, which no longer exists.
47 109 All that is now wiped away.
47 110 Other things being equal, it is a waste to feed a beautiful young thing to ignorant, unappreciative, voracious fish.
47 111 It is much better to have it in a collar, trembling at your feet".
"You make her leap and squirm, and moan and cry out, as a slave in your arms?" "Yes," said Tajima, "as the slave she is". "Splendid," said Lord Yamada. "I always thought she had the belly of a slave, but then, do not all women, properly handled?" "You are not angry?" said Tajima. "No," he said, "the execution was to serve a political purpose, which no longer exists. All that is now wiped away. Other things being equal, it is a waste to feed a beautiful young thing to ignorant, unappreciative, voracious fish. It is much better to have it in a collar, trembling at your feet". - (Rebels of Gor)