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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

So, as he would not want me, I would not want him! As though one could control such things! There seemed something familiar about the strong figure, he before whom I lay, so exposed and bound. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #801)
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13 801 So, as he would not want me, I would not want him! As View more quotes about though">though one could control such things! There seemed something familiar about the strong figure, he before whom I lay, so exposed and bound.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 798 Too, I realized that with one caress he might have me leaping in the straps, begging him for use.
13 799 Such strategies, as well, however effective they might be for free women, who can withhold their favors, waiting for better offers, are scarcely effective for slaves, for they are subject, at the master's pleasure, to "bondage caresses," which no woman can resist.
13 800 It is difficult to pretend to frigidity when one is writhing in bonds, pleading for the master's least touch.
13 801 So, as he would not want me, I would not want him! As though one could control such things! There seemed something familiar about the strong figure, he before whom I lay, so exposed and bound.
13 802 Somehow he frightened me, even beyond the fact that I had much to fear, as I was in his power, a caught slave.
13 803 I wondered if I had known him, somehow, or met him before, somewhere.
13 804 Perhaps in Laura, near the compound of Targo! "Are you," I asked, trembling, "a hireling of Haakon of Skjern?" "No," he said.
Too, I realized that with one caress he might have me leaping in the straps, begging him for use. Such strategies, as well, however effective they might be for free women, who can withhold their favors, waiting for better offers, are scarcely effective for slaves, for they are subject, at the master's pleasure, to "bondage caresses," which no woman can resist. It is difficult to pretend to frigidity when one is writhing in bonds, pleading for the master's least touch. So, as he would not want me, I would not want him! As though one could control such things! There seemed something familiar about the strong figure, he before whom I lay, so exposed and bound. Somehow he frightened me, even beyond the fact that I had much to fear, as I was in his power, a caught slave. I wondered if I had known him, somehow, or met him before, somewhere. Perhaps in Laura, near the compound of Targo! "Are you," I asked, trembling, "a hireling of Haakon of Skjern?" "No," he said. - (Captive of Gor)