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

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. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #95)
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31 95 View more quotes about certainly">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.

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

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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.
31 98 "What are you doing?" asked Mirus.
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. "What are you doing?" asked Mirus. - (Dancer of Gor)