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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

If they had no concern for my feelings, had they, too, no concern with their employer's property, that they would subject it to such risk? Then I recalled that Ionicus of Cos had paid more for me, a great deal more, than is common for a female work slave, and that this had to do with his "amusement". - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #118)
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24 118 If they had no View more quotes about concern">concern for my feelings, had they, too, no concern with their employer's property, that they would subject it to such risk? Then I recalled that Ionicus of Cos had paid more for me, a great deal more, than is common for a female work slave, and that this had to do with his "amusement".

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 115 In it the slave usually offers the master not only drink, say, the wine in the cup, but also, implicitly, the wine of her love, body and beauty.
24 116 I had begged not to serve this chain.
24 117 My pleas had been ignored, or mocked.
24 118 If they had no concern for my feelings, had they, too, no concern with their employer's property, that they would subject it to such risk? Then I recalled that Ionicus of Cos had paid more for me, a great deal more, than is common for a female work slave, and that this had to do with his "amusement".
24 119 I looked at the chain, and shuddered.
24 120 There were fifty men on the chain.
24 121 Twenty-three of them I had helped to entrap in Argentum.
In it the slave usually offers the master not only drink, say, the wine in the cup, but also, implicitly, the wine of her love, body and beauty. I had begged not to serve this chain. My pleas had been ignored, or mocked. If they had no concern for my feelings, had they, too, no concern with their employer's property, that they would subject it to such risk? Then I recalled that Ionicus of Cos had paid more for me, a great deal more, than is common for a female work slave, and that this had to do with his "amusement". I looked at the chain, and shuddered. There were fifty men on the chain. Twenty-three of them I had helped to entrap in Argentum. - (Dancer of Gor)