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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

It had been he who had first taken Eta, when, the night before I was branded, I had watched her perform, bound, belled and hooded, in the same cruel sport in which I this evening had been so humiliatingly victimized, treated as though I might be only a slave. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #656)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
4 656 It had been he who had first taken Eta, when, the night before I was branded, I had watched her perform, bound, belled and hooded, in the same cruel sport in which I this evening had been so humiliatingly victimized, treated as though I might be only a slave.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 653 He did not know I looked at him.
4 654 I wondered how many hundreds of slave girls he had had.
4 655 I looked carefully, as carefully as I could in the light, at the large, blond, shaggy-haired fellow, whom I found, after my master, the most attractive male in the camp.
4 656 It had been he who had first taken Eta, when, the night before I was branded, I had watched her perform, bound, belled and hooded, in the same cruel sport in which I this evening had been so humiliatingly victimized, treated as though I might be only a slave.
4 657 I, treated as though I might be only a slave! But did I think I was any longer free? But, of course, that was what I now was, a slave, only a slave.
4 658 How misplaced and foolish then seemed my resentment, my petulance, my pride! Such luxuries belonged to free women, not to such as I.
4 659 Tears of helpless frustration stained my cheeks.
He did not know I looked at him. I wondered how many hundreds of slave girls he had had. I looked carefully, as carefully as I could in the light, at the large, blond, shaggy-haired fellow, whom I found, after my master, the most attractive male in the camp. It had been he who had first taken Eta, when, the night before I was branded, I had watched her perform, bound, belled and hooded, in the same cruel sport in which I this evening had been so humiliatingly victimized, treated as though I might be only a slave. I, treated as though I might be only a slave! But did I think I was any longer free? But, of course, that was what I now was, a slave, only a slave. How misplaced and foolish then seemed my resentment, my petulance, my pride! Such luxuries belonged to free women, not to such as I. Tears of helpless frustration stained my cheeks. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4)