Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 24 | 539 | Again the bootlike sandal moved against Dorna's body, prodding it. |
| 24 | 540 | "Slave girl," said a voice. |
| 24 | 541 | "master?" whimpered Dorna, questioningly. |
| 24 | 542 | As she had said the word 'master' it had not been simply as a customary form of deferential address, suitable for use in addressing any free man by a female slave, but in it, rather, it seemed that she had, to her relief, recognized, or thought she had recognized, the voice of her own master. |
| 24 | 543 | And I, too, was sure I recognized the voice. |
| 24 | 544 | He was not looking at me, but at Dorna, at his feet. |
| 24 | 545 | I lifted my head a little, and then put it down, again, quickly. |
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Again the bootlike sandal moved against Dorna's body, prodding it.
"Slave girl," said a voice.
"master?" whimpered Dorna, questioningly.
As she had said the word 'master' it had not been simply as a customary form of deferential address, suitable for use in addressing any free man by a female slave, but in it, rather, it seemed that she had, to her relief, recognized, or thought she had recognized, the voice of her own master.
And I, too, was sure I recognized the voice.
He was not looking at me, but at Dorna, at his feet.
I lifted my head a little, and then put it down, again, quickly.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter )