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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

She did not know that she was truly a slave, who, amusingly, still thought herself free. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #298)
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12 298 She did not View more quotes about know">know that she was truly a slave, who, amusingly, still thought herself free.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 295 Did she not know that she had been truly branded and that, in the touch of the iron, as it marked her, she had been made truly a slave? I sensed now that her slavery, latent until now, was soon to be specifically activated.
12 296 Indeed, it had now been activated, but she did not know it.
12 297 She thought herself a free woman, serving as a slave.
12 298 She did not know that she was truly a slave, who, amusingly, still thought herself free.
12 299 It was a rich joke on the proud girl, one fitting to be played on an insolent slave.
12 300 "Paga, Master?" she asked, kneeling before me, the metal cup held before her, in her two hands.
12 301 "Yes," I said.
Did she not know that she had been truly branded and that, in the touch of the iron, as it marked her, she had been made truly a slave? I sensed now that her slavery, latent until now, was soon to be specifically activated. Indeed, it had now been activated, but she did not know it. She thought herself a free woman, serving as a slave. She did not know that she was truly a slave, who, amusingly, still thought herself free. It was a rich joke on the proud girl, one fitting to be played on an insolent slave. "Paga, Master?" she asked, kneeling before me, the metal cup held before her, in her two hands. "Yes," I said. - (Explorers of Gor)