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

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. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #341)
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52 341 I had pitied her, and treated her with condescension, the only View more quotes about true">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.

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

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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.
52 344 She had been a treasure, ignored or scorned.
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. She had been a treasure, ignored or scorned. - (Plunder of Gor)