Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 52 | 496 | Returned to Shipcamp, I had been placed in the stockade, a facility of maximum security. |
| 52 | 497 | Why had that been? As the great ship prepared for its departure, Shipcamp was fired, and the buildings and stockade on the south side of the river, as well. |
| 52 | 498 | He had rescued me from the burning stockade, at no little danger to his own life. |
| 52 | 499 | Perhaps he would have done as much for a tethered verr or urt. |
| 52 | 500 | I did not know. |
| 52 | 501 | I thought perhaps he would. |
| 52 | 502 | But did he, too, I wondered, care for me, or, better, more likely, want me, for I now knew myself a comely slave. |
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Returned to Shipcamp, I had been placed in the stockade, a facility of maximum security.
Why had that been? As the great ship prepared for its departure, Shipcamp was fired, and the buildings and stockade on the south side of the river, as well.
He had rescued me from the burning stockade, at no little danger to his own life.
Perhaps he would have done as much for a tethered verr or urt.
I did not know.
I thought perhaps he would.
But did he, too, I wondered, care for me, or, better, more likely, want me, for I now knew myself a comely slave.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter )