Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 569 | I had View more quotes about heard">heard, too, of such things as blades and pits. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 566 | I was from Earth, however, and was uneasy on such passages, as routine or secure they might have been for those of this world. |
| 13 | 567 | I could not rid my mind of the sudden appearance of the rattling projections. |
| 13 | 568 | Such devices, I supposed, might be common in places such as these. |
| 13 | 569 | I had heard, too, of such things as blades and pits. |
| 13 | 570 | Naturally then I was terrified that I must hurry ahead. |
| 13 | 571 | Yet I reminded myself that I was not a free person, but only a domestic animal and thus, presumably, as long as I was docile, and obedient, and perfect in my service, and fully pleasing, I might hope to be spared. |
| 13 | 572 | I do not here, incidentally, discuss the nature of slave traps, as they constitute a different object of discourse. |
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I was from Earth, however, and was uneasy on such passages, as routine or secure they might have been for those of this world.
I could not rid my mind of the sudden appearance of the rattling projections.
Such devices, I supposed, might be common in places such as these.
I had heard, too, of such things as blades and pits.
Naturally then I was terrified that I must hurry ahead.
Yet I reminded myself that I was not a free person, but only a domestic animal and thus, presumably, as long as I was docile, and obedient, and perfect in my service, and fully pleasing, I might hope to be spared.
I do not here, incidentally, discuss the nature of slave traps, as they constitute a different object of discourse.
- (Witness of Gor)