Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 14 | 821 | "That it View more quotes about seemed">seemed he had grown fond of me brought ridicule on him from his comrades," she said. |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 14 | 818 | I stopped brushing her hair. |
| 14 | 819 | "I loved my master," she said, "and I think that he, too, cared for me". |
| 14 | 820 | "Yes?" I said. |
| 14 | 821 | "That it seemed he had grown fond of me brought ridicule on him from his comrades," she said. |
| 14 | 822 | "To this sort of thing, as you might not know, red savages, in their tribal groups, are extremely sensitive. |
| 14 | 823 | To allay these charges he, in his anger, would berate me publicly, and even beat me in the presence of others. |
| 14 | 824 | At last, to put an end to the matter, and perhaps fearing these charges might be true, he sold me to an older man, one from another village. |
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I stopped brushing her hair.
"I loved my master," she said, "and I think that he, too, cared for me".
"Yes?" I said.
"That it seemed he had grown fond of me brought ridicule on him from his comrades," she said.
"To this sort of thing, as you might not know, red savages, in their tribal groups, are extremely sensitive.
To allay these charges he, in his anger, would berate me publicly, and even beat me in the presence of others.
At last, to put an end to the matter, and perhaps fearing these charges might be true, he sold me to an older man, one from another village.
- (Savages of Gor)