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

"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, Chapter 67, Sentence #11)
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67 11 "I View more quotes about betrayed">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.

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

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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.
67 12 I was punished.
67 13 Forgive me, dear Paula.
67 14 Please, please, forgive me!" "Dear Phyllis," she said, looking down at me, at her feet.
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. I was punished. Forgive me, dear Paula. Please, please, forgive me!" "Dear Phyllis," she said, looking down at me, at her feet. - (Plunder of Gor)