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| 52 | 493 | In the View more quotes about return">return to Shipcamp he had well revenged himself on me for the indignities to which I had subjected him, and had soon, in his vengeance, stirred my slave fires almost to the point of madness. |
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| 52 | 490 | My captor had accompanied Master Axel, he said, for sport, but did not accompany him back to Shipcamp. |
| 52 | 491 | Rather, as I had again fled, distressed and frightened, for I had richly humiliated him in his helplessness, not anticipating that he would soon be free to deal with me, he followed me in the forest. |
| 52 | 492 | Was that for sport, or vengeance? In any event I was soon captured, to be returned to Shipcamp and my masters, the Pani. |
| 52 | 493 | In the return to Shipcamp he had well revenged himself on me for the indignities to which I had subjected him, and had soon, in his vengeance, stirred my slave fires almost to the point of madness. |
| 52 | 494 | No longer did I fear he would touch me, but only that he might not touch me. |
| 52 | 495 | How I wanted to hate him, who was so uncaring and cruel, but I soon hoped for permission to lick and kiss his feet. |
| 52 | 496 | Returned to Shipcamp, I had been placed in the stockade, a facility of maximum security. |