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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had not wanted her to assert, explicitly, in response to the question of Aemilianus, concerning her status, that she was a free woman. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #561)
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21 561 I had not View more quotes about wanted">wanted her to assert, explicitly, in response to the question of Aemilianus, concerning her status, that she was a free woman.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 558 "Please forgive a slave, Master!" she wept.
21 559 She lifted herself a little, timidly.
21 560 There was laughter.
21 561 I had not wanted her to assert, explicitly, in response to the question of Aemilianus, concerning her status, that she was a free woman.
21 562 Although she did not realize it at the time, she was already then in deep enough difficulties.
21 563 In making clear to her the futility of such a lie, sure to be devastating in its consequences, and, indeed, the futility of attempting to prolong her entire absurd charade, I had saved her subjection to hideous tortures, and perhaps her life.
21 564 It is a very serious "cause for punishment" on the part of a slave to conceal or deny her status.
"Please forgive a slave, Master!" she wept. She lifted herself a little, timidly. There was laughter. I had not wanted her to assert, explicitly, in response to the question of Aemilianus, concerning her status, that she was a free woman. Although she did not realize it at the time, she was already then in deep enough difficulties. In making clear to her the futility of such a lie, sure to be devastating in its consequences, and, indeed, the futility of attempting to prolong her entire absurd charade, I had saved her subjection to hideous tortures, and perhaps her life. It is a very serious "cause for punishment" on the part of a slave to conceal or deny her status. - (Renegades of Gor)