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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

She lifted her head and looked at me, angrily, proudly, for a moment, but then she said, "Yes, Master," and did as she was commanded. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #489)
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25 489 She View more quotes about lifted">lifted her head and looked at me, angrily, proudly, for a moment, but then she said, "Yes, Master," and did as she was commanded.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 486 She did not raise her head but glared savagely down at the rug, her small fists clenched.
25 487 I went across the rug and sat down cross-legged near the fire bowl, and looked at the girl.
25 488 "Approach me, slave girl," I said, "and kneel".
25 489 She lifted her head and looked at me, angrily, proudly, for a moment, but then she said, "Yes, Master," and did as she was commanded.
25 490 I looked at Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, kneeling before me, head down, clad only in the collar of a slave.
25 491 "What are you?" I asked.
25 492 "A slave," she said bitterly, not raising her head.
She did not raise her head but glared savagely down at the rug, her small fists clenched. I went across the rug and sat down cross-legged near the fire bowl, and looked at the girl. "Approach me, slave girl," I said, "and kneel". She lifted her head and looked at me, angrily, proudly, for a moment, but then she said, "Yes, Master," and did as she was commanded. I looked at Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, kneeling before me, head down, clad only in the collar of a slave. "What are you?" I asked. "A slave," she said bitterly, not raising her head. - (Nomads of Gor)