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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

A slave, like a sleen, tends to recognize, and be alert to, the tiny sounds, his step and such, which might betoken the approach of her master. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #872)
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10 872 A View more quotes about slave">slave, like a sleen, tends to recognize, and be alert to, the tiny sounds, his step and such, which might betoken the approach of her master.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 869 Later, that evening, I would return to my wagon.
10 870 I would climb the stairs in a normal manner, certainly without stealth, and would make it a point to noisily remove the padlock from the door, and let it fall back against the side of the door, suspended on its short chain.
10 871 I would wait a long moment before I opened the door.
10 872 A slave, like a sleen, tends to recognize, and be alert to, the tiny sounds, his step and such, which might betoken the approach of her master.
10 873 I could not, of course, expect that degree of awareness from a free woman.
10 874 One expects very little of a free woman.
10 875 One expects a great deal of a slave.
Later, that evening, I would return to my wagon. I would climb the stairs in a normal manner, certainly without stealth, and would make it a point to noisily remove the padlock from the door, and let it fall back against the side of the door, suspended on its short chain. I would wait a long moment before I opened the door. A slave, like a sleen, tends to recognize, and be alert to, the tiny sounds, his step and such, which might betoken the approach of her master. I could not, of course, expect that degree of awareness from a free woman. One expects very little of a free woman. One expects a great deal of a slave. - (Players of Gor)