Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 8 | 781 | Such a man, I feared, might not be easy to please. |
| 8 | 782 | Too, such as he doubtless owned whips. |
| 8 | 783 | I was excited by the fullness and beauty of life, and I felt it more intensely here, even in this barren mountain cell, behind these bars, than I had ever felt it on my old world. |
| 8 | 784 | I felt wanton, and excited, and alive! Too, in spite of my brand, my tunic, the cell, the bars, I felt free, more free than I had ever felt before. |
| 8 | 785 | There were women here who would doubtless know more than I, not merely about this world and its ways, but about the pleasing of men. |
| 8 | 786 | I was only just out of the pens. |
| 8 | 787 | And one's learning, one's training, I had been given to understand, is never to be regarded as finished, as complete. |
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Such a man, I feared, might not be easy to please.
Too, such as he doubtless owned whips.
I was excited by the fullness and beauty of life, and I felt it more intensely here, even in this barren mountain cell, behind these bars, than I had ever felt it on my old world.
I felt wanton, and excited, and alive! Too, in spite of my brand, my tunic, the cell, the bars, I felt free, more free than I had ever felt before.
There were women here who would doubtless know more than I, not merely about this world and its ways, but about the pleasing of men.
I was only just out of the pens.
And one's learning, one's training, I had been given to understand, is never to be regarded as finished, as complete.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter )