Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 64 | 104 | Our View more quotes about position">position in the caravanserai was remote. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 64 | 101 | A free woman may do as she wishes in such matters, but the slave is not free. |
| 64 | 102 | Too, she is not eager to feel the lash. |
| 64 | 103 | From the slave pool, waiting, standing in the water, I looked out, across the field, away from the caravanserai, into the now-unoccupied overflow area. |
| 64 | 104 | Our position in the caravanserai was remote. |
| 64 | 105 | I was certain the masters could have rented a yard much closer to the center of the camp, the shops, and such. |
| 64 | 106 | "But, of course," I thought, "here, away from things, the presence of Lord Grendel and Eve would be far less likely to be noticed". |
| 64 | 107 | I lay beside my master, following supper. |
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A free woman may do as she wishes in such matters, but the slave is not free.
Too, she is not eager to feel the lash.
From the slave pool, waiting, standing in the water, I looked out, across the field, away from the caravanserai, into the now-unoccupied overflow area.
Our position in the caravanserai was remote.
I was certain the masters could have rented a yard much closer to the center of the camp, the shops, and such.
"But, of course," I thought, "here, away from things, the presence of Lord Grendel and Eve would be far less likely to be noticed".
I lay beside my master, following supper.
- (Plunder of Gor)