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

How amused he must be, then, from time to time, I thought, if he ever saw fit, perhaps in an idle moment, when freed of more pressing concerns, to recollect me. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #594)
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9 594 How View more quotes about amused">amused he must be, then, from time to time, I thought, if he ever saw fit, perhaps in an idle moment, when freed of more pressing concerns, to recollect me.

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

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9 591 I considered my fate.
9 592 Teibar had known it was to be mine.
9 593 Indeed, he had chosen me for it.
9 594 How amused he must be, then, from time to time, I thought, if he ever saw fit, perhaps in an idle moment, when freed of more pressing concerns, to recollect me.
9 595 To what a delicious and amusingly appropriate fate he had consigned me! But no longer, now, really, was I a "modern woman".
9 596 I was now only a vended slave girl.
9 597 I thought of my master, and trembled.
I considered my fate. Teibar had known it was to be mine. Indeed, he had chosen me for it. How amused he must be, then, from time to time, I thought, if he ever saw fit, perhaps in an idle moment, when freed of more pressing concerns, to recollect me. To what a delicious and amusingly appropriate fate he had consigned me! But no longer, now, really, was I a "modern woman". I was now only a vended slave girl. I thought of my master, and trembled. - (Dancer of Gor)