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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not think that Waiyeyeca, now having come again into the ownership of his former childhood slave, would ever be likely to let her go again. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 54, Sentence #245)
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54 245 I did not View more quotes about think">think that Waiyeyeca, now having come again into the ownership of his former childhood slave, would ever be likely to let her go again.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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54 242 "I see," I said.
54 243 Grunt had doubtless priced Wasnapohdi as high as he did in order that the young man might never again be tempted to lightly dispose of such a property.
54 244 Yet I think this precaution was not truly necessary on Grunt's part.
54 245 I did not think that Waiyeyeca, now having come again into the ownership of his former childhood slave, would ever be likely to let her go again.
54 246 "I shall miss my former master, though," said the girl.
54 247 "Though he was strict with me, as is fitting, for I am a slave, he, too, was very kind to me".
54 248 "He saved your life at the summer camp," I said, "putting you on a tether and enforcing slave sanctions upon you, to lead you to safety".
"I see," I said. Grunt had doubtless priced Wasnapohdi as high as he did in order that the young man might never again be tempted to lightly dispose of such a property. Yet I think this precaution was not truly necessary on Grunt's part. I did not think that Waiyeyeca, now having come again into the ownership of his former childhood slave, would ever be likely to let her go again. "I shall miss my former master, though," said the girl. "Though he was strict with me, as is fitting, for I am a slave, he, too, was very kind to me". "He saved your life at the summer camp," I said, "putting you on a tether and enforcing slave sanctions upon you, to lead you to safety". - (Blood Brothers of Gor)