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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And Master has begun to feed". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #254)
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30 254 "And View more quotes about master">Master has begun to feed".

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 251 But, as much as I knew I was a slave, and wanted to be such, as much as I was helplessly drawn to this Gorean brute, as much as I wanted to belong to him, as much as I wanted to be his property, as much as a brush, a buckle, a comb, a sandal, I was furious with him, as well.
30 252 Had he not claimed I was not worth keeping, had he not sold me, had he not rid himself of me? Looking at me, he put the bit of bread he had pretended to offer me in his mouth, and finished it.
30 253 "I am very hungry," I said.
30 254 "And Master has begun to feed".
30 255 "But has not yet finished," he said.
30 256 I knelt back, and waited, for several Ehn, until Kurik had finished with the contents of the trencher.
30 257 He then finished his dinner with several swigs from the bottle, the contents of which proved to be, judging by the apparent fire of its taste, and the apparently satisfactory burning in his mouth, some special paga.
But, as much as I knew I was a slave, and wanted to be such, as much as I was helplessly drawn to this Gorean brute, as much as I wanted to belong to him, as much as I wanted to be his property, as much as a brush, a buckle, a comb, a sandal, I was furious with him, as well. Had he not claimed I was not worth keeping, had he not sold me, had he not rid himself of me? Looking at me, he put the bit of bread he had pretended to offer me in his mouth, and finished it. "I am very hungry," I said. "And Master has begun to feed". "But has not yet finished," he said. I knelt back, and waited, for several Ehn, until Kurik had finished with the contents of the trencher. He then finished his dinner with several swigs from the bottle, the contents of which proved to be, judging by the apparent fire of its taste, and the apparently satisfactory burning in his mouth, some special paga. - (Plunder of Gor)