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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

How sorry I was then that I had looked upon her as might have a Gorean male. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #680)
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13 680 How View more quotes about sorry">sorry I was then that I had looked upon her as might have a Gorean male.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 677 How shamed, and offended, she must have been! But, of course, she now was a slave, only a slave.
13 678 "Granus, Turus," said the man in the palanquin, that to which the girl's coffle was chained.
13 679 I looked to the girl, but she would not meet my gaze.
13 680 How sorry I was then that I had looked upon her as might have a Gorean male.
13 681 She was not a Gorean girl.
13 682 She was of Earth.
13 683 Did I not know that? Yet she was surely beautiful, and a legally embonded slave.
How shamed, and offended, she must have been! But, of course, she now was a slave, only a slave. "Granus, Turus," said the man in the palanquin, that to which the girl's coffle was chained. I looked to the girl, but she would not meet my gaze. How sorry I was then that I had looked upon her as might have a Gorean male. She was not a Gorean girl. She was of Earth. Did I not know that? Yet she was surely beautiful, and a legally embonded slave. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)