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

"I would not perish otherwise than at your feet, my master!" wept Paula. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #296)
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61 296 "I would not perish View more quotes about otherwise">otherwise than at your feet, my master!" wept Paula.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
61 293 "Traitor, traitor!" screamed Decius Albus to Drusus Andronicus, who stood ready, looking about himself.
61 294 "You stood before me, you protected me," cried Paula.
61 295 "You are my master, my beloved master!" "Be silent, unless you wish to be put upon the block!" said Drusus.
61 296 "I would not perish otherwise than at your feet, my master!" wept Paula.
61 297 He spun about and, with the flat of his left hand, struck her savagely to the grass, and was then, again, resolute, in the guard position.
61 298 She looked up at him, disciplined, reassured, grateful, her eyes shining, put in her place, below him, a slave.
61 299 How radiant, how beautiful, was Paula! On Earth she had been nothing, and now, on Gor, she was the slave of a master.
"Traitor, traitor!" screamed Decius Albus to Drusus Andronicus, who stood ready, looking about himself. "You stood before me, you protected me," cried Paula. "You are my master, my beloved master!" "Be silent, unless you wish to be put upon the block!" said Drusus. "I would not perish otherwise than at your feet, my master!" wept Paula. He spun about and, with the flat of his left hand, struck her savagely to the grass, and was then, again, resolute, in the guard position. She looked up at him, disciplined, reassured, grateful, her eyes shining, put in her place, below him, a slave. How radiant, how beautiful, was Paula! On Earth she had been nothing, and now, on Gor, she was the slave of a master. - (Plunder of Gor)