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

Hearing my cries, Drusus Andronicus stopped, and turned about. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 67, Sentence #8)
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67 8 Hearing my cries, View more quotes about drusus">Drusus Andronicus stopped, and turned about.

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

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67 5 Slaves are often kept naked indoors, and, often, in the wild, so to speak.
67 6 We were now in the informality of a wagon camp, that which we had reached yesterday afternoon.
67 7 Many slaves about were naked.
67 8 Hearing my cries, Drusus Andronicus stopped, and turned about.
67 9 I threw myself to Paula's feet, weeping, my head down.
67 10 "Forgive me, Paula," I wept.
67 11 "I betrayed our friendship! I was vain, foolish, jealous! You sold for more than I! You were found of much greater interest than I, by many masters! I wanted to prove myself your equal, indeed, your superior! If you could interest a master such as Master Drusus, could I not do so, as well? I sought to interest him, as what I was, as you, a slave! I would have been pleased to turn him from you! I tried to do so! I failed! I was rightfully scorned and bound.
Slaves are often kept naked indoors, and, often, in the wild, so to speak. We were now in the informality of a wagon camp, that which we had reached yesterday afternoon. Many slaves about were naked. Hearing my cries, Drusus Andronicus stopped, and turned about. I threw myself to Paula's feet, weeping, my head down. "Forgive me, Paula," I wept. "I betrayed our friendship! I was vain, foolish, jealous! You sold for more than I! You were found of much greater interest than I, by many masters! I wanted to prove myself your equal, indeed, your superior! If you could interest a master such as Master Drusus, could I not do so, as well? I sought to interest him, as what I was, as you, a slave! I would have been pleased to turn him from you! I tried to do so! I failed! I was rightfully scorned and bound. - (Plunder of Gor)