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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was not that I had the least interest in a fugitive slave, who might have been any slave, for are they not all the same, but rather that I had thought it would be a pleasant outing, an amusement, a bit of sport, to pursue the little beast, to let it run awhile, and then catch it, rope it, and return it to her masters, the Pani. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #20)
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38 20 It was not that I had the View more quotes about least">least interest in a fugitive slave, who might have been any slave, for are they not all the same, but rather that I had thought it would be a pleasant outing, an amusement, a bit of sport, to pursue the little beast, to let it run awhile, and then catch it, rope it, and return it to her masters, the Pani.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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38 17 To be sure, there had apparently been some sort of contact between Asperiche and Axel.
38 18 I must remember to beat her.
38 19 Whereas Axel had all this clearly in mind and had explained it to me, my own interest here was not identical with his.
38 20 It was not that I had the least interest in a fugitive slave, who might have been any slave, for are they not all the same, but rather that I had thought it would be a pleasant outing, an amusement, a bit of sport, to pursue the little beast, to let it run awhile, and then catch it, rope it, and return it to her masters, the Pani.
38 21 Certainly I had no intention of being a courier to Shipcamp.
38 22 To be sure, the entire matter was moot at the moment.
38 23 "If you release the sleen," said the fellow, "it will be killed".
To be sure, there had apparently been some sort of contact between Asperiche and Axel. I must remember to beat her. Whereas Axel had all this clearly in mind and had explained it to me, my own interest here was not identical with his. It was not that I had the least interest in a fugitive slave, who might have been any slave, for are they not all the same, but rather that I had thought it would be a pleasant outing, an amusement, a bit of sport, to pursue the little beast, to let it run awhile, and then catch it, rope it, and return it to her masters, the Pani. Certainly I had no intention of being a courier to Shipcamp. To be sure, the entire matter was moot at the moment. "If you release the sleen," said the fellow, "it will be killed". - (Smugglers of Gor)