Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 231 | I View more quotes about tried">tried to back, even further, against the back of the chair. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 228 | "Yes," he said, "clearly, at least a silver-tarsk girl". |
| 31 | 229 | I recalled that he had conjectured in the great hall, much to the fury of many of my retainers, that that might be about my value in a slave market. |
| 31 | 230 | He then rose up, again, and approached the chair. |
| 31 | 231 | I tried to back, even further, against the back of the chair. |
| 31 | 232 | My hands and arms were free but the thick, yellow band, knotted tightly behind the back of the chair, held me helplessly in place. |
| 31 | 233 | "You are not going to interfere, are you?" he asked. |
| 31 | 234 | "No, Master," I said. |
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"Yes," he said, "clearly, at least a silver-tarsk girl".
I recalled that he had conjectured in the great hall, much to the fury of many of my retainers, that that might be about my value in a slave market.
He then rose up, again, and approached the chair.
I tried to back, even further, against the back of the chair.
My hands and arms were free but the thick, yellow band, knotted tightly behind the back of the chair, held me helplessly in place.
"You are not going to interfere, are you?" he asked.
"No, Master," I said.
- (Kajira of Gor)