Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 12 | 662 | She, now well acquainted with her own View more quotes about condition">condition, that of the collared female slave on Gor, was terrified as to what might be done to the errant Bina. |
| 12 | 663 | Rowena, too, trembled. |
| 12 | 664 | "What is going on?" asked Boots. |
| 12 | 665 | "I suggest that you ask the slave to give an accounting," I said, "completely". |
| 12 | 666 | "The monster," she said, swiftly, "was mocking you, abusing you with many insults, Master. |
| 12 | 667 | I could stand it no longer! I took it upon myself, risking my own life, to stop him, to defend your honor!" "Is this true?" inquired Boots of the player. |
| 12 | 668 | How clever was the little she-sleen. |
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She, now well acquainted with her own condition, that of the collared female slave on Gor, was terrified as to what might be done to the errant Bina.
Rowena, too, trembled.
"What is going on?" asked Boots.
"I suggest that you ask the slave to give an accounting," I said, "completely".
"The monster," she said, swiftly, "was mocking you, abusing you with many insults, Master.
I could stand it no longer! I took it upon myself, risking my own life, to stop him, to defend your honor!" "Is this true?" inquired Boots of the player.
How clever was the little she-sleen.
- (Players of Gor)