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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was my hope that he would accede to her piteous request, but I, of course, in my guise of slave or capture, remained silent. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #389)
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8 389 It was my View more quotes about hope">hope that he would accede to her piteous request, but I, of course, in my guise of slave or capture, remained silent.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 386 He could always look up her ring number, or perhaps the number and location of her cage or kennel.
8 387 "Please!" she wept.
8 388 "Please, Master!" Would she ever see him again? In her voice was a pathetic, pleading note, one of almost hysterical desperation.
8 389 It was my hope that he would accede to her piteous request, but I, of course, in my guise of slave or capture, remained silent.
8 390 Too, of course, Drusus Rencius did not interfere.
8 391 This was a matter clearly between a mere slave, now used as a scrubbing girl and a free man, indeed, a possibly offended house master.
8 392 She was a brunette and was very beautiful in her chains, lying behind us, one arm piteously outstretched, in the half light of the corridor.
He could always look up her ring number, or perhaps the number and location of her cage or kennel. "Please!" she wept. "Please, Master!" Would she ever see him again? In her voice was a pathetic, pleading note, one of almost hysterical desperation. It was my hope that he would accede to her piteous request, but I, of course, in my guise of slave or capture, remained silent. Too, of course, Drusus Rencius did not interfere. This was a matter clearly between a mere slave, now used as a scrubbing girl and a free man, indeed, a possibly offended house master. She was a brunette and was very beautiful in her chains, lying behind us, one arm piteously outstretched, in the half light of the corridor. - (Kajira of Gor)