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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

Elizabeth Cardwell, for some reason, looked at me in fury, rather than Kamchak. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #619)
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8 619 View more quotes about elizabeth">Elizabeth Cardwell, for some reason, looked at me in fury, rather than Kamchak.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 616 In her eyes, soft with tears, I read the timid concession that I was her master.
8 617 "I do not know what we need with all these slaves," Elizabeth Cardwell was saying.
8 618 "Be silent," said Kamchak, "or you will be branded".
8 619 Elizabeth Cardwell, for some reason, looked at me in fury, rather than Kamchak.
8 620 She threw back her head, her little nose in the air, her brown hair bouncing on her shoulders.
8 621 Then for no reason I understood, I took binding fiber and bound her wrists before her body, and, as Kamchak had done with the other girls, put a thong on her neck and tied it to the pommel of my saddle.
8 622 It was perhaps my way of reminding her, should she forget, that she too was a slave.
In her eyes, soft with tears, I read the timid concession that I was her master. "I do not know what we need with all these slaves," Elizabeth Cardwell was saying. "Be silent," said Kamchak, "or you will be branded". Elizabeth Cardwell, for some reason, looked at me in fury, rather than Kamchak. She threw back her head, her little nose in the air, her brown hair bouncing on her shoulders. Then for no reason I understood, I took binding fiber and bound her wrists before her body, and, as Kamchak had done with the other girls, put a thong on her neck and tied it to the pommel of my saddle. It was perhaps my way of reminding her, should she forget, that she too was a slave. - (Nomads of Gor)