Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 9 | 227 | If they could not, or would not, understand me, then I would take my vengeance on them, making them miserable! Even in my hatred, of course, I could never forget that in a corner of my heart, kneeling, there languished a love slave. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 224 | Each outraged by the other we parted. |
| 9 | 225 | "I then decided that I would hate men, and do without them. |
| 9 | 226 | I would be bold and insolent with them, and make them suffer, punishing them for their rejection of my womanhood. |
| 9 | 227 | If they could not, or would not, understand me, then I would take my vengeance on them, making them miserable! Even in my hatred, of course, I could never forget that in a corner of my heart, kneeling, there languished a love slave. |
| 9 | 228 | Our parents, naturally, knowing nothing of what had occurred between us, pressed us to intertwine our arms and drink the wine of the companionship. |
| 9 | 229 | "He, furious but resigned, cognizant of his expressed intentions and earlier proposals, became convinced that his duty lay in this direction. |
| 9 | 230 | I had little doubt that if I were but once taken into companionship by him I should be sequestered, and left untouched, that that would be my punishment for having shamed him; he would keep me as his official 'companion,' but he would not so much as put his hands on me; I would be forced to endure honor and freedom; respect and dignity would be forced upon me, like chains. |
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Each outraged by the other we parted.
"I then decided that I would hate men, and do without them.
I would be bold and insolent with them, and make them suffer, punishing them for their rejection of my womanhood.
If they could not, or would not, understand me, then I would take my vengeance on them, making them miserable! Even in my hatred, of course, I could never forget that in a corner of my heart, kneeling, there languished a love slave.
Our parents, naturally, knowing nothing of what had occurred between us, pressed us to intertwine our arms and drink the wine of the companionship.
"He, furious but resigned, cognizant of his expressed intentions and earlier proposals, became convinced that his duty lay in this direction.
I had little doubt that if I were but once taken into companionship by him I should be sequestered, and left untouched, that that would be my punishment for having shamed him; he would keep me as his official 'companion,' but he would not so much as put his hands on me; I would be forced to endure honor and freedom; respect and dignity would be forced upon me, like chains.
- (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 9)