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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

I wondered if I should take her from the case. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #88)
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Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 85 She dared ask no question but submissively knelt, as befitted her station, and bowed her head.
28 86 The case, I said to myself, has taught Vika of Treve much.
28 87 Before her head fell I had read in her eyes the silent, desperate plea of the rightless, helpless slave girl that her master, he who owns her, he who holds her chain, might be pleased to be kind to her.
28 88 I wondered if I should take her from the case.
28 89 I saw her shoulders tremble as she awaited my decision as to her fate.
28 90 I no longer wished her to be confined here now that I better understood how matters stood in the Nest.
28 91 I thought, even in spite of the cage plastic, she might be safer with the forces of Misk.
She dared ask no question but submissively knelt, as befitted her station, and bowed her head. The case, I said to myself, has taught Vika of Treve much. Before her head fell I had read in her eyes the silent, desperate plea of the rightless, helpless slave girl that her master, he who owns her, he who holds her chain, might be pleased to be kind to her. I wondered if I should take her from the case. I saw her shoulders tremble as she awaited my decision as to her fate. I no longer wished her to be confined here now that I better understood how matters stood in the Nest. I thought, even in spite of the cage plastic, she might be safer with the forces of Misk. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)