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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Oh," she cried, breathlessly, rapturously, "he is my master! He is my master! For years, in my heart, I have known I belonged to him! Now, at last, I am his legal slave! He is so strong with me, and perfect! I am so happy!" Her new master was a lad of the Napoktan, some two years her senior, Waiyeyeca, "One-Who-Finds-Much," who, long ago, had once owned her when they were both children. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 54, Sentence #222)
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54 222 "Oh," she cried, breathlessly, rapturously, "he is my master! He is my master! For years, in my heart, I have known I belonged to him! Now, at last, I am his legal slave! He is so strong with me, and perfect! I am so happy!" Her new master was a lad of the Napoktan, some two years her senior, Waiyeyeca, "One-Who-Finds-Much," who, long ago, had once owned her when they were both children.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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54 219 "Wasnapohdi!" I called, seeing her passing by, a roll of kailiauk hide on her shoulder.
54 220 She, delighted, ran to me and knelt before me.
54 221 "Are you pleased with your new master?" I asked.
54 222 "Oh," she cried, breathlessly, rapturously, "he is my master! He is my master! For years, in my heart, I have known I belonged to him! Now, at last, I am his legal slave! He is so strong with me, and perfect! I am so happy!" Her new master was a lad of the Napoktan, some two years her senior, Waiyeyeca, "One-Who-Finds-Much," who, long ago, had once owned her when they were both children.
54 223 He was now a fine young warrior and she a needful, curvaceous slave.
54 224 One who found Wasnapohdi in his arms, I thought to myself, would indeed be one who had found much.
54 225 "I was so fearful that he would not buy me," she said.
"Wasnapohdi!" I called, seeing her passing by, a roll of kailiauk hide on her shoulder. She, delighted, ran to me and knelt before me. "Are you pleased with your new master?" I asked. "Oh," she cried, breathlessly, rapturously, "he is my master! He is my master! For years, in my heart, I have known I belonged to him! Now, at last, I am his legal slave! He is so strong with me, and perfect! I am so happy!" Her new master was a lad of the Napoktan, some two years her senior, Waiyeyeca, "One-Who-Finds-Much," who, long ago, had once owned her when they were both children. He was now a fine young warrior and she a needful, curvaceous slave. One who found Wasnapohdi in his arms, I thought to myself, would indeed be one who had found much. "I was so fearful that he would not buy me," she said. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 54)