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

The fellow with the water bag had now arrived at the free woman's position, and we slaves, those still there, backed away a little. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #690)
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19 690 The View more quotes about fellow">fellow with the water bag had now arrived at the free woman's position, and we slaves, those still there, backed away a little.

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

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19 687 It was a small enough vengeance, I supposed, for the insults which the free woman had recently addressed to us, for example, in the matter of the apricots.
19 688 It was not wholly for such a purpose, however, that I was waiting there.
19 689 The free woman pulled in frustration at the shackles which confined her hands behind her back.
19 690 The fellow with the water bag had now arrived at the free woman's position, and we slaves, those still there, backed away a little.
19 691 Those of us who were not already kneeling, and I was one, now knelt.
19 692 We were in the presence of a free male.
19 693 The free woman, though her primary attention was on the man with the water bag, from the corner of her eye, took note of our action, it seemed apprehensively.
It was a small enough vengeance, I supposed, for the insults which the free woman had recently addressed to us, for example, in the matter of the apricots. It was not wholly for such a purpose, however, that I was waiting there. The free woman pulled in frustration at the shackles which confined her hands behind her back. The fellow with the water bag had now arrived at the free woman's position, and we slaves, those still there, backed away a little. Those of us who were not already kneeling, and I was one, now knelt. We were in the presence of a free male. The free woman, though her primary attention was on the man with the water bag, from the corner of her eye, took note of our action, it seemed apprehensively. - (Witness of Gor)