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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

How dared he adopt the attitude of a master toward me when he was only a chained captive? We had given him of wines, and of delicacies upon which to feast. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #377)
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12 377 How dared he adopt the attitude of a View more quotes about master">master toward me when he was only a chained captive? We had given him of wines, and of delicacies upon which to feast.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 374 I continued to look at the prisoner.
12 375 Well had I and the other girls earlier mocked him this night.
12 376 Well pleased were we with ourselves, and I thought that I had been the best in this work.
12 377 How dared he adopt the attitude of a master toward me when he was only a chained captive? We had given him of wines, and of delicacies upon which to feast.
12 378 Often had we spoken to him soothingly as though in deference and pity, as though he might not be kneeling chained in the fortress of enemies; sometimes, too, we had spoken to him in husky whispers, as though he had much aroused our feminine slave bloods; much had we pressed upon him our kisses, our caresses and attentions; well had we teased him, and taunted and humiliated him in his helplessness; slave girls are excellent in such work, and I thought that I had been the best.
12 379 He regarded me.
12 380 The soldier in whose arms I lay pulled me down and more closely to him.
I continued to look at the prisoner. Well had I and the other girls earlier mocked him this night. Well pleased were we with ourselves, and I thought that I had been the best in this work. How dared he adopt the attitude of a master toward me when he was only a chained captive? We had given him of wines, and of delicacies upon which to feast. Often had we spoken to him soothingly as though in deference and pity, as though he might not be kneeling chained in the fortress of enemies; sometimes, too, we had spoken to him in husky whispers, as though he had much aroused our feminine slave bloods; much had we pressed upon him our kisses, our caresses and attentions; well had we teased him, and taunted and humiliated him in his helplessness; slave girls are excellent in such work, and I thought that I had been the best. He regarded me. The soldier in whose arms I lay pulled me down and more closely to him. - (Slave Girl of Gor)