Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 37 | 893 | How such as she must scorn such as I! In what contempt must she hold me! How she must despise me! But I was not such as she! I was a slave! I was collared! I must be as men would have me! If they saw fit to deny me clothing then I would not have clothing! If they ordered me to dance, I must dance. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 37 | 890 | It had been moved by the weight of the bound, gagged free woman, dangling on the rope over the pool. |
| 37 | 891 | She looked at me. |
| 37 | 892 | I was suddenly, intensely, ashamed, aware of my nudity. |
| 37 | 893 | How such as she must scorn such as I! In what contempt must she hold me! How she must despise me! But I was not such as she! I was a slave! I was collared! I must be as men would have me! If they saw fit to deny me clothing then I would not have clothing! If they ordered me to dance, I must dance. |
| 37 | 894 | If they wished me to serve, I must serve! I was not such as she! But then I, for anything, would not have wished to be such as she! I had learned my womanhood! I would never, never surrender it, not now that I had tasted it, not for all the garbage and politics in the world. |
| 37 | 895 | I had learned it at the hands of strong men, their precious gift to me, an inestimable treasure, men to whom I would be forever grateful. |
| 37 | 896 | I had now found myself, and accepted myself, and loved myself! I was not a man, or a kind of man. |
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It had been moved by the weight of the bound, gagged free woman, dangling on the rope over the pool.
She looked at me.
I was suddenly, intensely, ashamed, aware of my nudity.
How such as she must scorn such as I! In what contempt must she hold me! How she must despise me! But I was not such as she! I was a slave! I was collared! I must be as men would have me! If they saw fit to deny me clothing then I would not have clothing! If they ordered me to dance, I must dance.
If they wished me to serve, I must serve! I was not such as she! But then I, for anything, would not have wished to be such as she! I had learned my womanhood! I would never, never surrender it, not now that I had tasted it, not for all the garbage and politics in the world.
I had learned it at the hands of strong men, their precious gift to me, an inestimable treasure, men to whom I would be forever grateful.
I had now found myself, and accepted myself, and loved myself! I was not a man, or a kind of man.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37)