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

He had not even permitted me to speak! He treated me as a slave! Then I drew back from the door, and found a bit of bread in the pan. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #379)
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31 379 He had not even View more quotes about permitted">permitted me to speak! He treated me as a slave! Then I drew back from the door, and found a bit of bread in the pan.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
31 376 Inside, in the darkness, I turned and knelt by the door, putting my fingers against it.
31 377 I heard the door being locked, and then heard his steps descending the stairs.
31 378 I had apparently served my purpose for the evening! I had now been "kenneled".
31 379 He had not even permitted me to speak! He treated me as a slave! Then I drew back from the door, and found a bit of bread in the pan.
31 380 I also felt a slice of raw vegetable.
31 381 I ate these, and then took some water.
31 382 I then relieved myself at the bucket in the other part of the wagon, and then lay down in the center of the wagon, on the blankets.
Inside, in the darkness, I turned and knelt by the door, putting my fingers against it. I heard the door being locked, and then heard his steps descending the stairs. I had apparently served my purpose for the evening! I had now been "kenneled". He had not even permitted me to speak! He treated me as a slave! Then I drew back from the door, and found a bit of bread in the pan. I also felt a slice of raw vegetable. I ate these, and then took some water. I then relieved myself at the bucket in the other part of the wagon, and then lay down in the center of the wagon, on the blankets. - (Dancer of Gor)