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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

The guards had been warned away from me! Was it my fault if I might look well, kneeling at their feet? Was I to blame, if they found me of interest, perhaps even disquieting, or distracting? They did not have to spend additional time with me! It had been their choice! I laughed. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #526)
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8 526 The View more quotes about guards">guards had been warned away from me! Was it my fault if I might look well, kneeling at their feet? Was I to blame, if they found me of interest, perhaps even disquieting, or distracting? They did not have to spend additional time with me! It had been their choice! I laughed.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 523 Oh, yes, I had been needful and beautiful! Too, I had been quick in learning.
8 524 I had mastered my lessons well.
8 525 Certainly I was at least one of the best of the students.
8 526 The guards had been warned away from me! Was it my fault if I might look well, kneeling at their feet? Was I to blame, if they found me of interest, perhaps even disquieting, or distracting? They did not have to spend additional time with me! It had been their choice! I laughed.
8 527 How popular I had been with them, with perhaps one exception, he whose whip I had first kissed, he who had treated me with such cruelty.
8 528 But what did he matter? Who cared for him! How special I was! Toward the end they had even warned the guards away from me.
8 529 They must not be distracted by my plaints and beauty.
Oh, yes, I had been needful and beautiful! Too, I had been quick in learning. I had mastered my lessons well. Certainly I was at least one of the best of the students. The guards had been warned away from me! Was it my fault if I might look well, kneeling at their feet? Was I to blame, if they found me of interest, perhaps even disquieting, or distracting? They did not have to spend additional time with me! It had been their choice! I laughed. How popular I had been with them, with perhaps one exception, he whose whip I had first kissed, he who had treated me with such cruelty. But what did he matter? Who cared for him! How special I was! Toward the end they had even warned the guards away from me. They must not be distracted by my plaints and beauty. - (Witness of Gor)