Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 30 | 565 | "Chain me! Chain me, please!" "What?" he cried. |
| 30 | 566 | "Chain me, please, Master!" He smiled. |
| 30 | 567 | The slave regarded him, frantic with need. |
| 30 | 568 | "My love for you is a bond a thousand times stronger than a chain on my neck, than a shackle on my ankle!" she cried. |
| 30 | 569 | "But I want the chain! I beg the chain! I crave the shackle!" "What a slave you are!" he laughed. |
| 30 | 570 | "Yes, yes, slave, slave!" she gasped. |
| 30 | 571 | "Your slave, your slave!" Then with a great laugh he swept her up into his arms and carried her lightly, helplessly, to the bedroom. |
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"Chain me! Chain me, please!" "What?" he cried.
"Chain me, please, Master!" He smiled.
The slave regarded him, frantic with need.
"My love for you is a bond a thousand times stronger than a chain on my neck, than a shackle on my ankle!" she cried.
"But I want the chain! I beg the chain! I crave the shackle!" "What a slave you are!" he laughed.
"Yes, yes, slave, slave!" she gasped.
"Your slave, your slave!" Then with a great laugh he swept her up into his arms and carried her lightly, helplessly, to the bedroom.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter )