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

I had treated her as little more than a mirror in whose reflection I might admire myself. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #340)
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52 340 I had treated her as View more quotes about little">little more than a mirror in whose reflection I might admire myself.

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

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52 337 How fortunate I had been, one such as I, so light and frivolous, so smug and pretentious, so trivial and unworthy, to be befriended by one such as she, so deep and loving.
52 338 I had not felt for her, nor accorded her, the appreciation she deserved.
52 339 I had taken her for granted.
52 340 I had treated her as little more than a mirror in whose reflection I might admire myself.
52 341 I had pitied her, and treated her with condescension, the only true friend I had ever known, forgiving and uncritical, selfless, sweetly affectionate, patient with my vanity, tolerant of my superficiality, caring for me as I was, not expecting me to change, not wanting me to be different.
52 342 I shook with sobs.
52 343 She had been near, and little noted.
How fortunate I had been, one such as I, so light and frivolous, so smug and pretentious, so trivial and unworthy, to be befriended by one such as she, so deep and loving. I had not felt for her, nor accorded her, the appreciation she deserved. I had taken her for granted. I had treated her as little more than a mirror in whose reflection I might admire myself. I had pitied her, and treated her with condescension, the only true friend I had ever known, forgiving and uncritical, selfless, sweetly affectionate, patient with my vanity, tolerant of my superficiality, caring for me as I was, not expecting me to change, not wanting me to be different. I shook with sobs. She had been near, and little noted. - (Plunder of Gor)