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

It seemed to me then as if it must have been Peggy who had betrayed us. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #84)
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30 84 It View more quotes about seemed">seemed to me then as if it must have been Peggy who had betrayed us.

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

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30 81 It could have been done with simplicity in the privacy, in the secrecy, of an alcove, her head to a pirate's feet.
30 82 "Oh, Master," reproved the red-haired girl, kissing me as the slave she was.
30 83 I tried to pull loose the chains, but they were of Gorean iron.
30 84 It seemed to me then as if it must have been Peggy who had betrayed us.
30 85 She might well have known or suspected all.
30 86 Too, she was a slave and a woman! Who else could it have been? She, indeed, must be the traitress, so lovely in her collar! It could have been, surely, none other than she, the branded Earth girl! I struggled, and cried out with rage.
30 87 I did not envy the lovely blonde if she were caught.
It could have been done with simplicity in the privacy, in the secrecy, of an alcove, her head to a pirate's feet. "Oh, Master," reproved the red-haired girl, kissing me as the slave she was. I tried to pull loose the chains, but they were of Gorean iron. It seemed to me then as if it must have been Peggy who had betrayed us. She might well have known or suspected all. Too, she was a slave and a woman! Who else could it have been? She, indeed, must be the traitress, so lovely in her collar! It could have been, surely, none other than she, the branded Earth girl! I struggled, and cried out with rage. I did not envy the lovely blonde if she were caught. - (Rogue of Gor)