Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 484 | How offended and View more quotes about miserable">miserable she would be, the proud, former Elicia Nevins, to be forced to wear my name, I of whom she had been so contemptuous. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 481 | "Perhaps," said he, "we shall call you 'Judy. |
| 26 | 482 | '" She shook with misery. |
| 26 | 483 | "Please," she begged, "Master". |
| 26 | 484 | How offended and miserable she would be, the proud, former Elicia Nevins, to be forced to wear my name, I of whom she had been so contemptuous. |
| 26 | 485 | "What think you?" asked the free man of me, grinning. |
| 26 | 486 | "I think, Master," I said, "that the name is not truly fitting for this slave, given her nature and appearance". |
| 26 | 487 | There is often a fittingness sought between name and slave. |
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"Perhaps," said he, "we shall call you 'Judy.
'" She shook with misery.
"Please," she begged, "Master".
How offended and miserable she would be, the proud, former Elicia Nevins, to be forced to wear my name, I of whom she had been so contemptuous.
"What think you?" asked the free man of me, grinning.
"I think, Master," I said, "that the name is not truly fitting for this slave, given her nature and appearance".
There is often a fittingness sought between name and slave.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)