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

What sport then, I thought, must Drusus Rencius have had of me in Corcyrus! What a clever joke he had played upon me, the beast! Was that not a pleasant vengeance to take upon she who had so frequently discomfited him, she whom he then believed to be proud Sheila, the arrogant tatrix of Corcyrus? I recalled that, yes, both Publius and he had thought that that would be good name for me! I had understood so little then! "It is also the name of some free women," I said. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #293)
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16 293 What View more quotes about sport">sport then, I thought, must Drusus Rencius have had of me in Corcyrus! What a clever joke he had played upon me, the beast! Was that not a pleasant vengeance to take upon she who had so frequently discomfited him, she whom he then believed to be proud Sheila, the arrogant tatrix of Corcyrus? I recalled that, yes, both Publius and he had thought that that would be good name for me! I had understood so little then! "It is also the name of some free women," I said.

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

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16 290 "It is a common slave name," he said.
16 291 "Indeed, it is one of the names popular with the masters for unusually juicy and helpless slaves".
16 292 I was angry.
16 293 What sport then, I thought, must Drusus Rencius have had of me in Corcyrus! What a clever joke he had played upon me, the beast! Was that not a pleasant vengeance to take upon she who had so frequently discomfited him, she whom he then believed to be proud Sheila, the arrogant tatrix of Corcyrus? I recalled that, yes, both Publius and he had thought that that would be good name for me! I had understood so little then! "It is also the name of some free women," I said.
16 294 "It is possible, I suppose," said the man.
16 295 "Please unchain me," I begged.
16 296 "Lita," said the man.
"It is a common slave name," he said. "Indeed, it is one of the names popular with the masters for unusually juicy and helpless slaves". I was angry. What sport then, I thought, must Drusus Rencius have had of me in Corcyrus! What a clever joke he had played upon me, the beast! Was that not a pleasant vengeance to take upon she who had so frequently discomfited him, she whom he then believed to be proud Sheila, the arrogant tatrix of Corcyrus? I recalled that, yes, both Publius and he had thought that that would be good name for me! I had understood so little then! "It is also the name of some free women," I said. "It is possible, I suppose," said the man. "Please unchain me," I begged. "Lita," said the man. - (Kajira of Gor)