Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 41 | 119 | I have not accosted you". |
| 41 | 120 | "So," she said, "am I not your sister?" "No, no, Mistress!" I said, hastily, plaintively. |
| 41 | 121 | "That cannot be! You are free. |
| 41 | 122 | I am a beast, a slave! I was ignorant before, stupid, a fool! Forgive me! I am kajira, only kajira! I am unworthy to tie your sandals, unworthy to perfume and garland your couch, unworthy even to cast petals in your path!" "And a barbarian, too!" she said. |
| 41 | 123 | "Yes, a barbarian, too!" I said. |
| 41 | 124 | "Forgive me, Mistress!" She then, to my relief, turned away, and departed, continuing down the street. |
| 41 | 125 | I then rose, again, to my feet, shaken, miserable. |
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I have not accosted you".
"So," she said, "am I not your sister?" "No, no, Mistress!" I said, hastily, plaintively.
"That cannot be! You are free.
I am a beast, a slave! I was ignorant before, stupid, a fool! Forgive me! I am kajira, only kajira! I am unworthy to tie your sandals, unworthy to perfume and garland your couch, unworthy even to cast petals in your path!" "And a barbarian, too!" she said.
"Yes, a barbarian, too!" I said.
"Forgive me, Mistress!" She then, to my relief, turned away, and departed, continuing down the street.
I then rose, again, to my feet, shaken, miserable.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )