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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

No more concern was being taken for us, it seemed, than for crates, bales or boxes. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #585)
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6 585 No more concern was being View more quotes about taken">taken for us, it seemed, than for crates, bales or boxes.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 582 How had Teibar, and others, I wondered, have known that I was a slave? It had not been hard to tell, I had gathered.
6 583 I was frightened, but, too, I knew I was where I belonged, in bondage.
6 584 We waited.
6 585 No more concern was being taken for us, it seemed, than for crates, bales or boxes.
6 586 I heard Gloria, next to me, moan.
6 587 She, too, doubtless, was feeling the hardness of the flooring.
6 588 I felt the chain on my neck move, as she changed her position.
How had Teibar, and others, I wondered, have known that I was a slave? It had not been hard to tell, I had gathered. I was frightened, but, too, I knew I was where I belonged, in bondage. We waited. No more concern was being taken for us, it seemed, than for crates, bales or boxes. I heard Gloria, next to me, moan. She, too, doubtless, was feeling the hardness of the flooring. I felt the chain on my neck move, as she changed her position. - (Dancer of Gor)