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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

You have not struck me to silence, nor put a block of wood in my mouth, or gagged me. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #241)
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24 241 You have not View more quotes about struck">struck me to silence, nor put a block of wood in my mouth, or gagged me.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 238 "You well know how to treat a slave, Master," she said.
24 239 I was interested to note that she spoke of herself, naturally, as a slave.
24 240 "But yet," she said, "you are permitting me to speak.
24 241 You have not struck me to silence, nor put a block of wood in my mouth, or gagged me.
24 242 I may gather, then, that at least until I feel your blow, or the lash of your whip, that you wish to hear me speak.
24 243 But why would this be? What could I, a mere slave, have to say that might interest you?" She pulled at the cord loops.
24 244 She seemed genuinely puzzled.
"You well know how to treat a slave, Master," she said. I was interested to note that she spoke of herself, naturally, as a slave. "But yet," she said, "you are permitting me to speak. You have not struck me to silence, nor put a block of wood in my mouth, or gagged me. I may gather, then, that at least until I feel your blow, or the lash of your whip, that you wish to hear me speak. But why would this be? What could I, a mere slave, have to say that might interest you?" She pulled at the cord loops. She seemed genuinely puzzled. - (Rogue of Gor)