Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 34 | 669 | That was one of the few times that I had envied free women, who might, with impunity, declare their love, risking only that they might be scorned. |
| 34 | 670 | I, a slave, might be slain, or beaten. |
| 34 | 671 | We were both women, but what a world of difference separated us. |
| 34 | 672 | The free woman was noble and glorious, was the lofty equal of the free man, and might even share a Home Stone with him. |
| 34 | 673 | I, on the other hand, was a purchasable animal, a slave. |
| 34 | 674 | What a fool I was, to so proclaim my love. |
| 34 | 675 | Had I forgotten that I was only a slave? The slave, it seems, must conceal her love from the master, lest he find it embarrassing, or even offensive. |
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That was one of the few times that I had envied free women, who might, with impunity, declare their love, risking only that they might be scorned.
I, a slave, might be slain, or beaten.
We were both women, but what a world of difference separated us.
The free woman was noble and glorious, was the lofty equal of the free man, and might even share a Home Stone with him.
I, on the other hand, was a purchasable animal, a slave.
What a fool I was, to so proclaim my love.
Had I forgotten that I was only a slave? The slave, it seems, must conceal her love from the master, lest he find it embarrassing, or even offensive.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter )