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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

How skeptically, and eagerly, with the other girls, I would silently appraise her, comparing her, always unfavorably, on some ground or another, with myself. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #189)
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15 189 How skeptically, and View more quotes about eagerly">eagerly, with the other girls, I would silently appraise her, comparing her, always unfavorably, on some ground or another, with myself.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 186 How fine they were, such magnificent males! I hated them, of course, but, too, I, like the others, most eagerly anticipated their return.
15 187 And most of all was I thrilled to witness the return of their leader, the mighty, laughing Rask of Treve, whose very capture loop I had felt on my own body, whose collar I wore, whose I was.
15 188 How pleased I was to see him bring back yet another girl, bound across his saddle, a new prize.
15 189 How skeptically, and eagerly, with the other girls, I would silently appraise her, comparing her, always unfavorably, on some ground or another, with myself.
15 190 Once Rask of Treve, from the saddle, looked directly at me, finding me among the mere work slaves, in their work tunics.
15 191 I had felt an indescribable emotion, an utter weakness, when our eyes had met.
15 192 I put my hand before my mouth.
How fine they were, such magnificent males! I hated them, of course, but, too, I, like the others, most eagerly anticipated their return. And most of all was I thrilled to witness the return of their leader, the mighty, laughing Rask of Treve, whose very capture loop I had felt on my own body, whose collar I wore, whose I was. How pleased I was to see him bring back yet another girl, bound across his saddle, a new prize. How skeptically, and eagerly, with the other girls, I would silently appraise her, comparing her, always unfavorably, on some ground or another, with myself. Once Rask of Treve, from the saddle, looked directly at me, finding me among the mere work slaves, in their work tunics. I had felt an indescribable emotion, an utter weakness, when our eyes had met. I put my hand before my mouth. - (Captive of Gor)