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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Did the girl, in Lydius, truly think I would have freed her, yielding to her pleadings, I, in whose veins flowed Gorean blood, whose tarn she had cost him? I had not slain her. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #745)
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5 745 Did the View more quotes about girl">girl, in Lydius, truly think I would have freed her, yielding to her pleadings, I, in whose veins flowed Gorean blood, whose tarn she had cost him? I had not slain her.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 742 She stood boldly before him, arms lifted, head to the side, right leg flexed.
5 743 The veil, floating, wafted away, a dozen feet from her, and gently, ever so gently, settled to the tiles.
5 744 Then, to the new melodic line, she danced.
5 745 Did the girl, in Lydius, truly think I would have freed her, yielding to her pleadings, I, in whose veins flowed Gorean blood, whose tarn she had cost him? I had not slain her.
5 746 What a pretty little fool she was! I recalled her pleading that I buy her.
5 747 Only a slave would so plead.
5 748 I had not realized until then that she was truly a slave.
She stood boldly before him, arms lifted, head to the side, right leg flexed. The veil, floating, wafted away, a dozen feet from her, and gently, ever so gently, settled to the tiles. Then, to the new melodic line, she danced. Did the girl, in Lydius, truly think I would have freed her, yielding to her pleadings, I, in whose veins flowed Gorean blood, whose tarn she had cost him? I had not slain her. What a pretty little fool she was! I recalled her pleading that I buy her. Only a slave would so plead. I had not realized until then that she was truly a slave. - (Tribesmen of Gor)