Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 405 | View more quotes about surely">Surely he remembered all that. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 402 | Goreans do not look lightly on the foolishness of slaves attempting to escape. |
| 61 | 403 | And how would one escape, slave clad or stripped, branded and collared? And where could one escape to, in a world in which one could be but one thing, a slave? And why had my master wanted me to reach the wagon? I knew it to be empty. |
| 61 | 404 | And the guards had determined that to their own satisfaction. |
| 61 | 405 | Surely he remembered all that. |
| 61 | 406 | Miserable in one sense, but far from disheartened in another, cheered that I might return to the side of my master, to be with him, no matter what might ensue, I made my way back toward the stake. |
| 61 | 407 | The slaves were huddled there, together. |
| 61 | 408 | How pathetic they looked. |
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Goreans do not look lightly on the foolishness of slaves attempting to escape.
And how would one escape, slave clad or stripped, branded and collared? And where could one escape to, in a world in which one could be but one thing, a slave? And why had my master wanted me to reach the wagon? I knew it to be empty.
And the guards had determined that to their own satisfaction.
Surely he remembered all that.
Miserable in one sense, but far from disheartened in another, cheered that I might return to the side of my master, to be with him, no matter what might ensue, I made my way back toward the stake.
The slaves were huddled there, together.
How pathetic they looked.
- (Plunder of Gor)