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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
28 151 Some were not even tied at all.
28 152 An example was Oiputake, or Kiss, whom I well knew.
28 153 It was she whom I had taken from a herd earlier, and improved.
28 154 Too, it was she who had alerted us to the fact, thinking little of it at the time, that the Yellow-Knife chieftains in camp were not civil chieftains but war chiefs.
28 155 "Master!" she had cried out to me, extending her hand to me.
28 156 "Be silent, Slave," I had told her.
28 157 "Yes, Master," she had said.
Some were not even tied at all. An example was Oiputake, or Kiss, whom I well knew. It was she whom I had taken from a herd earlier, and improved. Too, it was she who had alerted us to the fact, thinking little of it at the time, that the Yellow-Knife chieftains in camp were not civil chieftains but war chiefs. "Master!" she had cried out to me, extending her hand to me. "Be silent, Slave," I had told her. "Yes, Master," she had said. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter )