Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 30 | 584 | "Keep me in your collar!" "Have no fear, my meaningless little barbarian," he said. |
| 30 | 585 | "I shall. |
| 30 | 586 | I shall!" "Yes, Master!" she wept. |
| 30 | 587 | "Yes, Master!" And then in his arms there writhed a slave, a mere slave, one I would come to know well, one whom her master would continue to call 'Ellen', as it pleased him to do, a tearful, grateful, ecstatic slave, she who was his, she who was I. |
| 30 | 588 | And many times that night, in many ways, sometimes abruptly, sometimes lengthily, was she put to his purposes and pleasures. |
| 30 | 589 | And so, too, did she serve him, frequently, in the commanded secret intimacies of her slavehood, eagerly. |
| 30 | 590 | * * * * It is now time to close this narrative. |
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"Keep me in your collar!" "Have no fear, my meaningless little barbarian," he said.
"I shall.
I shall!" "Yes, Master!" she wept.
"Yes, Master!" And then in his arms there writhed a slave, a mere slave, one I would come to know well, one whom her master would continue to call 'Ellen', as it pleased him to do, a tearful, grateful, ecstatic slave, she who was his, she who was I.
And many times that night, in many ways, sometimes abruptly, sometimes lengthily, was she put to his purposes and pleasures.
And so, too, did she serve him, frequently, in the commanded secret intimacies of her slavehood, eagerly.
* * * * It is now time to close this narrative.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter )