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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I tried to do well," she said, "to learn self-effacement and deference, to serve ably, silently and unobtrusively. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #680)
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19 680 "I View more quotes about tried">tried to do well," she said, "to learn self-effacement and deference, to serve ably, silently and unobtrusively.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 677 "I gather that," I said, "in spite of the doubtless large numbers of beautiful slaves in the house of Appanius, you were to be trained as a house slave".
19 678 "Yes, Master," she said.
19 679 "Do not doubt, then, your desirability and beauty," I said.
19 680 "I tried to do well," she said, "to learn self-effacement and deference, to serve ably, silently and unobtrusively.
19 681 I think I did well.
19 682 I hardly ever felt the stroke of the house master's switch".
19 683 "And were you silked?" I asked.
"I gather that," I said, "in spite of the doubtless large numbers of beautiful slaves in the house of Appanius, you were to be trained as a house slave". "Yes, Master," she said. "Do not doubt, then, your desirability and beauty," I said. "I tried to do well," she said, "to learn self-effacement and deference, to serve ably, silently and unobtrusively. I think I did well. I hardly ever felt the stroke of the house master's switch". "And were you silked?" I asked. - (Magicians of Gor)