Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | 647 | I had thought that it had meant everything, but it had meant nothing. |
| 4 | 648 | But, of course, in meaning nothing, it had, in its way, in a sense more grievous and fearful than I had understood at the time, meant everything. |
| 4 | 649 | The kissing of the whip had been impersonal. |
| 4 | 650 | I was, apparently, in this place, one for whom it was appropriate to kiss the whip. |
| 4 | 651 | That was the kind of which I was, whatever kind, in this place, that might be. |
| 4 | 652 | The kissing of the whip had been impersonal. |
| 4 | 653 | It made no difference whose whip it was. |
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I had thought that it had meant everything, but it had meant nothing.
But, of course, in meaning nothing, it had, in its way, in a sense more grievous and fearful than I had understood at the time, meant everything.
The kissing of the whip had been impersonal.
I was, apparently, in this place, one for whom it was appropriate to kiss the whip.
That was the kind of which I was, whatever kind, in this place, that might be.
The kissing of the whip had been impersonal.
It made no difference whose whip it was.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter )