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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

And, as I had sensed, her slavery had scarred her deeply. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #87)
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16 87 And, as I had View more quotes about sensed">sensed, her slavery had scarred her deeply.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 84 But, too, when I was a slave in Port Kar I heard sing of Tarl of Bristol, in the house of my master".
16 85 Telima had never spoken much to me of her slavery in Port Kar.
16 86 She had hated her master, I had known, and she had escaped.
16 87 And, as I had sensed, her slavery had scarred her deeply.
16 88 In the marshes I had been unfortunate enough to taste something of the hatreds and frustrations that had been built up within her.
16 89 Her wounds had been deep, and having been hurt by a man it had been her desire to hurt one in turn, and cruelly so, that in his suffering her imagined vengeance on another would be the sweeter.
16 90 Telima was a strange woman.
But, too, when I was a slave in Port Kar I heard sing of Tarl of Bristol, in the house of my master". Telima had never spoken much to me of her slavery in Port Kar. She had hated her master, I had known, and she had escaped. And, as I had sensed, her slavery had scarred her deeply. In the marshes I had been unfortunate enough to taste something of the hatreds and frustrations that had been built up within her. Her wounds had been deep, and having been hurt by a man it had been her desire to hurt one in turn, and cruelly so, that in his suffering her imagined vengeance on another would be the sweeter. Telima was a strange woman. - (Raiders of Gor)