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

She was rather proud, I think, though she would not have admitted this, to be the mistress of a possibly unruly slave. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #36)
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14 36 She was View more quotes about rather">rather proud, I think, though she would not have admitted this, to be the mistress of a possibly unruly slave.

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

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14 33 This was the first night, since our return to Venna, that she had commanded me to her chamber.
14 34 My relationship with the mistress, interestingly, was now somewhat different than it had been before our trip to Ar.
14 35 Though she had professed distress at my actions and had subjected me to appropriate discipline, I sensed that she was not entirely displeased with me.
14 36 She was rather proud, I think, though she would not have admitted this, to be the mistress of a possibly unruly slave.
14 37 That I had been a bit forward and rowdy, I think, had pleased her.
14 38 She did not fear me, personally, of course, for I was her slave.
14 39 Once, after our return to Venna, I had heard her discussing me with some of her women friends.
This was the first night, since our return to Venna, that she had commanded me to her chamber. My relationship with the mistress, interestingly, was now somewhat different than it had been before our trip to Ar. Though she had professed distress at my actions and had subjected me to appropriate discipline, I sensed that she was not entirely displeased with me. She was rather proud, I think, though she would not have admitted this, to be the mistress of a possibly unruly slave. That I had been a bit forward and rowdy, I think, had pleased her. She did not fear me, personally, of course, for I was her slave. Once, after our return to Venna, I had heard her discussing me with some of her women friends. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)