Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 54 | 124 | "Perhaps Master would prefer to free me, as I earlier suggested, and then petition for my Companionship, which I might then, should it amuse me, or should the whim possess me, refuse". |
| 54 | 125 | "Do not sport with me," he said. |
| 54 | 126 | "Then, I gather," I said, "it is your intention to keep me as a slave". |
| 54 | 127 | "Do you truly think," he asked, "I would let a slave off her chain, any slave, and, in particular, a slave such as you?" "I do not know," I said, and then, thinking it wise, added the word, "— Master". |
| 54 | 128 | "You are too slave to tree," he said. |
| 54 | 129 | "You are too beautiful and exciting to free". |
| 54 | 130 | "Oh?" I said. |
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"Perhaps Master would prefer to free me, as I earlier suggested, and then petition for my Companionship, which I might then, should it amuse me, or should the whim possess me, refuse".
"Do not sport with me," he said.
"Then, I gather," I said, "it is your intention to keep me as a slave".
"Do you truly think," he asked, "I would let a slave off her chain, any slave, and, in particular, a slave such as you?" "I do not know," I said, and then, thinking it wise, added the word, "— Master".
"You are too slave to tree," he said.
"You are too beautiful and exciting to free".
"Oh?" I said.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter )