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

"He might have been afraid that she, somehow, in her rage, might have actually injured you. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #1357)
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14 1357 "He View more quotes about might">might have been afraid that she, somehow, in her rage, might have actually injured you.

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

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14 1354 Oh, it might have put stripes on you which might, for a day or so, have had some effect on your price, but the stripes would go away".
14 1355 "Then why was I not beaten?" she asked.
14 1356 "He might have been afraid that she did not know how to beat a slave," I said.
14 1357 "He might have been afraid that she, somehow, in her rage, might have actually injured you.
14 1358 Perhaps he was afraid that you might have been blinded, which would, assuredly, have lowered your price".
14 1359 She shuddered.
14 1360 "But, I think," I whispered, "that he, a slaver, suspected that you might not be truly bond, but something else, perhaps what you are, a mere prisoner.
Oh, it might have put stripes on you which might, for a day or so, have had some effect on your price, but the stripes would go away". "Then why was I not beaten?" she asked. "He might have been afraid that she did not know how to beat a slave," I said. "He might have been afraid that she, somehow, in her rage, might have actually injured you. Perhaps he was afraid that you might have been blinded, which would, assuredly, have lowered your price". She shuddered. "But, I think," I whispered, "that he, a slaver, suspected that you might not be truly bond, but something else, perhaps what you are, a mere prisoner. - (Witness of Gor)