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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

But I had changed in the north. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #150)
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22 150 But I had View more quotes about changed">changed in the north.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 147 Yes, I would, if it were commercially feasible, buy her, and keep her on Gor—as my own slave.
22 148 I recalled that in my first delirium, fighting the poison, long ago, I had wept, and, in my fevered ragings, had begged for her comfort, that she love me.
22 149 That seemed to me now incredible, but I recalled it, clearly.
22 150 But I had changed in the north.
22 151 This time, in my delirium, the wench, I recalled, had figured quite differently.
22 152 No longer, this time, did I call out to her, or beg for her comfort, or love.
22 153 This time it had seemed I had seen her on a slave block, naked, under torchlight, guided by the whip, turning for buyers.
Yes, I would, if it were commercially feasible, buy her, and keep her on Gor—as my own slave. I recalled that in my first delirium, fighting the poison, long ago, I had wept, and, in my fevered ragings, had begged for her comfort, that she love me. That seemed to me now incredible, but I recalled it, clearly. But I had changed in the north. This time, in my delirium, the wench, I recalled, had figured quite differently. No longer, this time, did I call out to her, or beg for her comfort, or love. This time it had seemed I had seen her on a slave block, naked, under torchlight, guided by the whip, turning for buyers. - (Marauders of Gor)