Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | 935 | He does not take her back in a week. |
| 25 | 936 | She tugs at her chain; it is fastened securely to his ring. |
| 25 | 937 | What counts ultimately, in my opinion, is not the cost of the merchandise, but its value, its quality; it is not what one pays that is ultimately important, but what gets for one's money. |
| 25 | 938 | One day he considers himself, looking down at the slave at his feet; it is he whom she struggles so hard to please, as a slave must; it is he in whose complete power she finds herself; it is he whom she must serve so humbly, and who is so strict with her; it is he who is her master; he looks down into her eyes; he sees that she, looking up at him, unable to help herself, has become his love slave. |
| 25 | 939 | He smiles. |
| 25 | 940 | He fingers his whip. |
| 25 | 941 | He wonders if perhaps he is her love master. |
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He does not take her back in a week.
She tugs at her chain; it is fastened securely to his ring.
What counts ultimately, in my opinion, is not the cost of the merchandise, but its value, its quality; it is not what one pays that is ultimately important, but what gets for one's money.
One day he considers himself, looking down at the slave at his feet; it is he whom she struggles so hard to please, as a slave must; it is he in whose complete power she finds herself; it is he whom she must serve so humbly, and who is so strict with her; it is he who is her master; he looks down into her eyes; he sees that she, looking up at him, unable to help herself, has become his love slave.
He smiles.
He fingers his whip.
He wonders if perhaps he is her love master.
- (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter )