Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
46
371
I wanted to cry out my love for him, for my master, but I dared not do so, lest I be whipped, and sold.
I wanted to cry out my love for him, for my master, but I dared not do so, lest I be whipped, and sold.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #371)
Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
46
368
They enjoy listening to their slave, who is commonly intelligent and perceptive, sensitive, and much alive.
46
369
And, in the end, of course, they may simply snap their whip, so to speak, and put her back on her knees.
46
370
So I knelt beside him, and put my cheek down, on his knee.
46
371
I wanted to cry out my love for him, for my master, but I dared not do so, lest I be whipped, and sold.
46
372
How vulnerable and helpless we are, in our collars! How warm, rewarding, and glorious to be a slave, and how fearful! We are owned.
46
373
We have masters.
46
374
"It is much as I thought," he said.
They enjoy listening to their slave, who is commonly intelligent and perceptive, sensitive, and much alive.
And, in the end, of course, they may simply snap their whip, so to speak, and put her back on her knees.
So I knelt beside him, and put my cheek down, on his knee.
I wanted to cry out my love for him, for my master, but I dared not do so, lest I be whipped, and sold.
How vulnerable and helpless we are, in our collars! How warm, rewarding, and glorious to be a slave, and how fearful! We are owned.
We have masters.
"It is much as I thought," he said.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 46)