Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 273 | I turned to go. |
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Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 270 | "When View more quotes about first">first I saw you, Cabot," she said, "I knew you owned me". |
| 26 | 271 | She looked up at me. |
| 26 | 272 | "I wanted to be free but I knew that you owned me—though you had not touched me nor kissed me—I knew that I was from that moment your slave; your eyes told me that I was owned and my most secret heart acknowledged it". |
| 26 | 273 | I turned to go. |
| 26 | 274 | "I love you, Tarl Cabot," she said suddenly, and then, as though confused and perhaps a bit frightened, she suddenly dropped her head humbly. |
| 26 | 275 | "I mean—" she said, "I love you—Master". |
| 26 | 276 | I smiled at Vika's very natural correction of her mode of addressing me, for a slave girl is seldom permitted, at least publicly, to address her master by his name, only his title. |
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"When first I saw you, Cabot," she said, "I knew you owned me".
She looked up at me.
"I wanted to be free but I knew that you owned me—though you had not touched me nor kissed me—I knew that I was from that moment your slave; your eyes told me that I was owned and my most secret heart acknowledged it".
I turned to go.
"I love you, Tarl Cabot," she said suddenly, and then, as though confused and perhaps a bit frightened, she suddenly dropped her head humbly.
"I mean—" she said, "I love you—Master".
I smiled at Vika's very natural correction of her mode of addressing me, for a slave girl is seldom permitted, at least publicly, to address her master by his name, only his title.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor)