Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 143 | No longer did scruples and codes, of whatever world, divide us. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 140 | As a free woman she could not be touched, given the codes, but it was as though steaming, juicy, roasted meat had been put before a starving larl, one forbidden to so much as touch his tongue to its heat, to its temptation. |
| 26 | 141 | But Kurii had intervened. |
| 26 | 142 | Later, appropriately collared, nicely become slave, a fate perfect for her, and one richly deserved, she became mine. |
| 26 | 143 | No longer did scruples and codes, of whatever world, divide us. |
| 26 | 144 | She was then slave, mine, as much as a cup, a belt, a sandal. |
| 26 | 145 | I wondered sometimes if the Priest-Kings, who think in terms of generations, and even millennia, had selected us for one another, or had bred us for one another. |
| 26 | 146 | Certainly it sometimes seemed to me that I had been bred to stand over her, as master, and she to kneel before me, as slave. |
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As a free woman she could not be touched, given the codes, but it was as though steaming, juicy, roasted meat had been put before a starving larl, one forbidden to so much as touch his tongue to its heat, to its temptation.
But Kurii had intervened.
Later, appropriately collared, nicely become slave, a fate perfect for her, and one richly deserved, she became mine.
No longer did scruples and codes, of whatever world, divide us.
She was then slave, mine, as much as a cup, a belt, a sandal.
I wondered sometimes if the Priest-Kings, who think in terms of generations, and even millennia, had selected us for one another, or had bred us for one another.
Certainly it sometimes seemed to me that I had been bred to stand over her, as master, and she to kneel before me, as slave.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 26)