Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 79 | 485 | "But have we not been matched?" she asked. |
| 79 | 486 | Cabot looked at her, suddenly, angrily. |
| 79 | 487 | "How then were we matched?" she asked. |
| 79 | 488 | "If you are the master to my slave, as I knew when first I looked upon you, must I not be similarly matched, to you, as the slave to your master?" "It is true," said Cabot, "that I find you, as would most men, of interest as a female, and a slave". |
| 79 | 489 | "Only that?" she said. |
| 79 | 490 | "I do not like being manipulated," said Cabot, "even by vast, incomprehensible intelligences". |
| 79 | 491 | "And so you would reject me?" "It would be a way of mocking them, of defying their will". |
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"But have we not been matched?" she asked.
Cabot looked at her, suddenly, angrily.
"How then were we matched?" she asked.
"If you are the master to my slave, as I knew when first I looked upon you, must I not be similarly matched, to you, as the slave to your master?" "It is true," said Cabot, "that I find you, as would most men, of interest as a female, and a slave".
"Only that?" she said.
"I do not like being manipulated," said Cabot, "even by vast, incomprehensible intelligences".
"And so you would reject me?" "It would be a way of mocking them, of defying their will".
- (Kur of Gor, Chapter )