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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

In a way he was merciless, but I was more than pleased to unburden myself of my fears and surmises. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #363)
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46 363 In a way he was merciless, but I was more than View more quotes about pleased">pleased to unburden myself of my fears and surmises.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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46 360 It was difficult to cope with what I had seen, and now knew.
46 361 "Tell me, in some detail," he said, "all that occurred, from the time you left Hermadius this morning until you returned, tonight, to the wagon".
46 362 I recounted, as I could, the events of the day, and, as he also demanded, my responses to these events, and my thoughts pertaining to them.
46 363 In a way he was merciless, but I was more than pleased to unburden myself of my fears and surmises.
46 364 He was attentive to me, and, as far as I could tell, relished my discourse.
46 365 Masters are well aware that a slave has a rich inner life, replete with thoughts and feelings.
46 366 Accordingly, as she is their belonging, they wish to know everything about her.
It was difficult to cope with what I had seen, and now knew. "Tell me, in some detail," he said, "all that occurred, from the time you left Hermadius this morning until you returned, tonight, to the wagon". I recounted, as I could, the events of the day, and, as he also demanded, my responses to these events, and my thoughts pertaining to them. In a way he was merciless, but I was more than pleased to unburden myself of my fears and surmises. He was attentive to me, and, as far as I could tell, relished my discourse. Masters are well aware that a slave has a rich inner life, replete with thoughts and feelings. Accordingly, as she is their belonging, they wish to know everything about her. - (Plunder of Gor)