Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 49 | 155 | Her View more quotes about eyes">eyes were bright with tears. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 152 | How much that makes them ours! Are not her needs the mightiest of her chains? Once the slave fires burn in a woman's belly, she is undone; she can no longer be free; freedom is no longer an option; it is forever behind her. |
| 49 | 153 | She is then the property of masters. |
| 49 | 154 | Again she lifted her belly, and whimpered, piteously, once, and then again more desperately, more pathetically, once, again. |
| 49 | 155 | Her eyes were bright with tears. |
| 49 | 156 | I recalled that she had been sent to me for my pleasure. |
| 49 | 157 | The slave is nothing, of course, a beast, a plaything, a domestic animal, an object, a property, a vendible possession. |
| 49 | 158 | She may be neglected, overlooked, scorned, and spurned. |
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How much that makes them ours! Are not her needs the mightiest of her chains? Once the slave fires burn in a woman's belly, she is undone; she can no longer be free; freedom is no longer an option; it is forever behind her.
She is then the property of masters.
Again she lifted her belly, and whimpered, piteously, once, and then again more desperately, more pathetically, once, again.
Her eyes were bright with tears.
I recalled that she had been sent to me for my pleasure.
The slave is nothing, of course, a beast, a plaything, a domestic animal, an object, a property, a vendible possession.
She may be neglected, overlooked, scorned, and spurned.
- (Rebels of Gor)