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

She looked wildly to Tasdron, her master, and, interestingly, to Callimachus. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #320)
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28 320 She View more quotes about looked">looked wildly to Tasdron, her master, and, interestingly, to Callimachus.

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

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28 317 "Or will I survive," he asked, "to teach you punishments thought suitable by a man of Ar for a female slave?" Visibly, the girl trembled.
28 318 "We mean you no harm," I said to Aemilianus.
28 319 "Peggy," I said, "go to the captain and kneel before him, and bare your breasts to his sword".
28 320 She looked wildly to Tasdron, her master, and, interestingly, to Callimachus.
28 321 She looked to Tasdron, of course, because he was her legal master, her owner.
28 322 In looking to Callimachus, on the other hand, she had revealed, inadvertently, not even understanding what she had done, that he was in her heart her master, and that she was, in her heart, his slave.
28 323 "Do so," said Tasdron.
"Or will I survive," he asked, "to teach you punishments thought suitable by a man of Ar for a female slave?" Visibly, the girl trembled. "We mean you no harm," I said to Aemilianus. "Peggy," I said, "go to the captain and kneel before him, and bare your breasts to his sword". She looked wildly to Tasdron, her master, and, interestingly, to Callimachus. She looked to Tasdron, of course, because he was her legal master, her owner. In looking to Callimachus, on the other hand, she had revealed, inadvertently, not even understanding what she had done, that he was in her heart her master, and that she was, in her heart, his slave. "Do so," said Tasdron. - (Rogue of Gor)