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

Perhaps she had suspected what might have been my thoughts, thoughts inappropriate in a slave. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #749)
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8 749 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps she had suspected what might have been my thoughts, thoughts inappropriate in a slave.

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

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8 746 Between us lay a mighty chasm.
8 747 I shall later, briefly, recount what happened when one of these women turned back, to stand before me.
8 748 I suspect she had noted, or sensed, that I had dared to lift my head and look after them.
8 749 Perhaps she had suspected what might have been my thoughts, thoughts inappropriate in a slave.
8 750 To be sure, perhaps it had merely been something about me which had annoyed her, scarcely noticed, in passing.
8 751 Perhaps, in my eagerness and curiosity to see them, for I had not seen free women of this world before, I had allowed some imperfection in my position, say, with respect to the angle of my body, the backs of my hands beside me, resting on the stone, the touching of the stone with my forehead? But then, again, perhaps it was merely a whim on her part, or a tactical device, randomly applied, to assess the quality of our training.
8 752 I do not know, nor do I think it is important.
Between us lay a mighty chasm. I shall later, briefly, recount what happened when one of these women turned back, to stand before me. I suspect she had noted, or sensed, that I had dared to lift my head and look after them. Perhaps she had suspected what might have been my thoughts, thoughts inappropriate in a slave. To be sure, perhaps it had merely been something about me which had annoyed her, scarcely noticed, in passing. Perhaps, in my eagerness and curiosity to see them, for I had not seen free women of this world before, I had allowed some imperfection in my position, say, with respect to the angle of my body, the backs of my hands beside me, resting on the stone, the touching of the stone with my forehead? But then, again, perhaps it was merely a whim on her part, or a tactical device, randomly applied, to assess the quality of our training. I do not know, nor do I think it is important. - (Witness of Gor)