Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 77 | 19 | Reading and writing was the province of View more quotes about free">free persons, not of such as she, a slave. |
| 77 | 20 | But she has a considerable intelligence, he thought, the sort of intelligence which a man can appreciate, the sort of intelligence he wants at his feet. |
| 77 | 21 | "Master?" she asked. |
| 77 | 22 | He sat cross-legged, regarding her. |
| 77 | 23 | The ax lay beside him, at hand. |
| 77 | 24 | "You may speak," he said. |
| 77 | 25 | In moments then, tears running down her cheeks, to her collar, and body, stammering, half-choked, words tumbling out one upon another, piteously, only half-coherently, she addressed her master, and as what she knew she was, a slave. |
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Reading and writing was the province of free persons, not of such as she, a slave.
But she has a considerable intelligence, he thought, the sort of intelligence which a man can appreciate, the sort of intelligence he wants at his feet.
"Master?" she asked.
He sat cross-legged, regarding her.
The ax lay beside him, at hand.
"You may speak," he said.
In moments then, tears running down her cheeks, to her collar, and body, stammering, half-choked, words tumbling out one upon another, piteously, only half-coherently, she addressed her master, and as what she knew she was, a slave.
- (Kur of Gor)