Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 821 | She did not View more quotes about seem">seem particularly disturbed at the plight in which she found herself. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 818 | All my former hatreds of her began to rear within me, the wrongs which she had done me, and the degradation and humiliation to which she had submitted me. |
| 8 | 819 | I would see that she abided well by her decision of submission. |
| 8 | 820 | I was angry only that I myself had not stripped her and beaten her, and made her a miserable slave as soon as we had come to the barges. |
| 8 | 821 | She did not seem particularly disturbed at the plight in which she found herself. |
| 8 | 822 | "Why do you not leave her here?" demanded Midice. |
| 8 | 823 | "Be silent, Slave," said Telima, to her. |
| 8 | 824 | "You, too, are a slave!" cried Midice. |
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All my former hatreds of her began to rear within me, the wrongs which she had done me, and the degradation and humiliation to which she had submitted me.
I would see that she abided well by her decision of submission.
I was angry only that I myself had not stripped her and beaten her, and made her a miserable slave as soon as we had come to the barges.
She did not seem particularly disturbed at the plight in which she found herself.
"Why do you not leave her here?" demanded Midice.
"Be silent, Slave," said Telima, to her.
"You, too, are a slave!" cried Midice.
- (Raiders of Gor)