Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 15 | 627 | Some of the View more quotes about slaves">slaves seemed amused, and then turned away, again, to their tasks. |
| 15 | 628 | At last, I was returned to where I had originally been knelt, near the eastern end of the long dock. |
| 15 | 629 | The scribe and the other armsmenwere there. |
| 15 | 630 | "Master," I begged the Scribe, "may I speak?" "No," he said. |
| 15 | 631 | Then he said to the armsman who had the care of my rude leash. |
| 15 | 632 | "Take her to the slave house". |
| 15 | 633 | "No!" I had begged. |
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Some of the slaves seemed amused, and then turned away, again, to their tasks.
At last, I was returned to where I had originally been knelt, near the eastern end of the long dock.
The scribe and the other armsmenwere there.
"Master," I begged the Scribe, "may I speak?" "No," he said.
Then he said to the armsman who had the care of my rude leash.
"Take her to the slave house".
"No!" I had begged.
- (Smugglers of Gor)