Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 23 | 347 | I would be marked. |
| 23 | 348 | I was frightened but intrigued to think of myself marked. |
| 23 | 349 | How the identity of bondage would then be on me! That would then be clearly what I was. |
| 23 | 350 | Collars might come and go, but the mark would stay; it would continue to designate me bond. |
| 23 | 351 | And any who might look upon that mark would know me slave. |
| 23 | 352 | Gone then would be an array of pretenses, of hoaxes, of possibilities, of lies. |
| 23 | 353 | I then needed only to be looked upon to be recognized to be what I was, and was only, a slave. |
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I would be marked.
I was frightened but intrigued to think of myself marked.
How the identity of bondage would then be on me! That would then be clearly what I was.
Collars might come and go, but the mark would stay; it would continue to designate me bond.
And any who might look upon that mark would know me slave.
Gone then would be an array of pretenses, of hoaxes, of possibilities, of lies.
I then needed only to be looked upon to be recognized to be what I was, and was only, a slave.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter )