Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 222 | I was then acutely conscious of my View more quotes about camisk">camisk, of the collar on my neck, the mark borne by my thigh. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 219 | Then he turned away, again to speak to Tiresias. |
| 45 | 220 | I regarded him disbelievingly, he facing away from me. |
| 45 | 221 | Tears sprang to my eyes. |
| 45 | 222 | I was then acutely conscious of my camisk, of the collar on my neck, the mark borne by my thigh. |
| 45 | 223 | I was a slave! One does not thank a slave. |
| 45 | 224 | Would one thank an animal? I had done, in effect, what I had been expected to do, what, in effect, I had been instructed to do. |
| 45 | 225 | I had, in effect, obeyed. |
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Then he turned away, again to speak to Tiresias.
I regarded him disbelievingly, he facing away from me.
Tears sprang to my eyes.
I was then acutely conscious of my camisk, of the collar on my neck, the mark borne by my thigh.
I was a slave! One does not thank a slave.
Would one thank an animal? I had done, in effect, what I had been expected to do, what, in effect, I had been instructed to do.
I had, in effect, obeyed.
- (Conspirators of Gor)