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

I hoped he did not intend to strangle me, or give the fiber to Mirus, that he might do so. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #94)
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31 94 I View more quotes about hoped">hoped he did not intend to strangle me, or give the fiber to Mirus, that he might do so.

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

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31 91 I assumed he was going to bind me for some purpose or other.
31 92 Perhaps he was not pleased that I had tried to suck and lick at his fingers when he had fed me.
31 93 Perhaps I was to be put back bound, as a punishment, in the slave wagon.
31 94 I hoped he did not intend to strangle me, or give the fiber to Mirus, that he might do so.
31 95 Certainly it had been a small thing, and I could hardly have helped myself, with the feelings I had toward him, and being a slave.
31 96 I might even have done so if I had been a free woman, in a mute, slave-like plea for attention! Surely a girl would never be punished for such a thing, or with little more than an angry, impatient cuff.
31 97 But he went not to me but to Tupita.
I assumed he was going to bind me for some purpose or other. Perhaps he was not pleased that I had tried to suck and lick at his fingers when he had fed me. Perhaps I was to be put back bound, as a punishment, in the slave wagon. I hoped he did not intend to strangle me, or give the fiber to Mirus, that he might do so. Certainly it had been a small thing, and I could hardly have helped myself, with the feelings I had toward him, and being a slave. I might even have done so if I had been a free woman, in a mute, slave-like plea for attention! Surely a girl would never be punished for such a thing, or with little more than an angry, impatient cuff. But he went not to me but to Tupita. - (Dancer of Gor)