Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 34 | 388 | The library was indeed faraway, and I was indeed his slave! I had asked earlier if I was not to be slept at his feet, as might be a sleen, and he had said, "Perhaps later". |
| 34 | 389 | Why had I not understood then that my behavior was under scrutiny, that he was even then inquiring into the qualities and nature of me? I was in misery, and overcome with contrition. |
| 34 | 390 | How badly I had behaved! I had failed my first test with my master, whom I loved! Yet, too, I felt grandly and warmly reassured as to his strength and dominance. |
| 34 | 391 | I knew then my master was master, that he would never relinquish his sovereignty, that he was a true man. |
| 34 | 392 | I was content now, and eager, a female, to be his perfect slave. |
| 34 | 393 | If I had failed his test, he had passed mine. |
| 34 | 394 | To be sure, I was aware that there might be continuing penalties attached to my having displeased him. |
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The library was indeed faraway, and I was indeed his slave! I had asked earlier if I was not to be slept at his feet, as might be a sleen, and he had said, "Perhaps later".
Why had I not understood then that my behavior was under scrutiny, that he was even then inquiring into the qualities and nature of me? I was in misery, and overcome with contrition.
How badly I had behaved! I had failed my first test with my master, whom I loved! Yet, too, I felt grandly and warmly reassured as to his strength and dominance.
I knew then my master was master, that he would never relinquish his sovereignty, that he was a true man.
I was content now, and eager, a female, to be his perfect slave.
If I had failed his test, he had passed mine.
To be sure, I was aware that there might be continuing penalties attached to my having displeased him.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter )