Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 293 | When I was View more quotes about exhibited">exhibited before him in this fashion it was my hope that Drusus Rencius would like what he saw. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 290 | In such a situation, men might, I supposed, make their appraisals and determinations under almost ideal conditions. |
| 32 | 291 | The conditions would be almost as favorable as those of a slave market. |
| 32 | 292 | We might even be measured and posed. |
| 32 | 293 | When I was exhibited before him in this fashion it was my hope that Drusus Rencius would like what he saw. |
| 32 | 294 | I knew that I loved him, and had loved him, even from so long ago as the corridors, the chambers, the stadiums, the theaters, the high, broad walls, of Corcyrus. |
| 32 | 295 | My pride, and my freedom, had kept me from him. |
| 32 | 296 | I knew so little of my womanhood then! Why had I not put myself to his feet, and begged his collar? I had even treated him abruptly, and with cruelty. |
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In such a situation, men might, I supposed, make their appraisals and determinations under almost ideal conditions.
The conditions would be almost as favorable as those of a slave market.
We might even be measured and posed.
When I was exhibited before him in this fashion it was my hope that Drusus Rencius would like what he saw.
I knew that I loved him, and had loved him, even from so long ago as the corridors, the chambers, the stadiums, the theaters, the high, broad walls, of Corcyrus.
My pride, and my freedom, had kept me from him.
I knew so little of my womanhood then! Why had I not put myself to his feet, and begged his collar? I had even treated him abruptly, and with cruelty.
- (Kajira of Gor)