Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 204 | I then View more quotes about returned">returned to the center of the wagon, to the place I had spread the blankets, and knelt there, the blanket clutched about my shoulders. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 201 | It was stale, but suitable for a slave. |
| 30 | 202 | I knelt there, the blanket over my shoulders, and ate it in the darkness. |
| 30 | 203 | I then took some water. |
| 30 | 204 | I then returned to the center of the wagon, to the place I had spread the blankets, and knelt there, the blanket clutched about my shoulders. |
| 30 | 205 | It would be easy for him to keep me indefinitely in such a place, I realized, as there was a wastes bucket, and food and water could easily be thrust through the narrow, now-closed aperture at the bottom of the door. |
| 30 | 206 | He would not even have to take me out on a leash to relieve myself. |
| 30 | 207 | Indeed, as he could feed me through the aperture, he did not even have to look at me. |
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It was stale, but suitable for a slave.
I knelt there, the blanket over my shoulders, and ate it in the darkness.
I then took some water.
I then returned to the center of the wagon, to the place I had spread the blankets, and knelt there, the blanket clutched about my shoulders.
It would be easy for him to keep me indefinitely in such a place, I realized, as there was a wastes bucket, and food and water could easily be thrust through the narrow, now-closed aperture at the bottom of the door.
He would not even have to take me out on a leash to relieve myself.
Indeed, as he could feed me through the aperture, he did not even have to look at me.
- (Dancer of Gor)