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

"I tried to withdraw! You would not let me. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #1383)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
29 1383 "I View more quotes about tried">tried to withdraw! You would not let me.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
29 1380 Indeed, how could I, a woman, truly, fully, love any other sort? I saw he did not want to strike Tupita.
29 1381 Her beauty, so wild and pathetic, bare-breasted, in its collar and shreds of skirt, was between us.
29 1382 "I tried to warn you, Master," I wept.
29 1383 "I tried to withdraw! You would not let me.
29 1384 You would not listen! Masters were watching!" "What would you have had her do?" cried Tupita.
29 1385 "Do you not understand? We are slaves, slaves! What do you think her life would have been worth if she had not been successful in her work? If she had even been suspected in her work would this, too, not have been dangerous for her masters?" "Get out of the way!" he cried.
29 1386 "You are not yourself," she cried.
Indeed, how could I, a woman, truly, fully, love any other sort? I saw he did not want to strike Tupita. Her beauty, so wild and pathetic, bare-breasted, in its collar and shreds of skirt, was between us. "I tried to warn you, Master," I wept. "I tried to withdraw! You would not let me. You would not listen! Masters were watching!" "What would you have had her do?" cried Tupita. "Do you not understand? We are slaves, slaves! What do you think her life would have been worth if she had not been successful in her work? If she had even been suspected in her work would this, too, not have been dangerous for her masters?" "Get out of the way!" he cried. "You are not yourself," she cried. - (Dancer of Gor)