Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 870 | I ate eagerly, View more quotes about gratefully">gratefully. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 867 | But, too, from time to time, head down, pausing in my feeding, from licking at the sides of the bowl, the gruel about my mouth, I trembled. |
| 13 | 868 | Beyond the leather, I knew, even to the tiny extent that I now understood it, there were other things, things far more frightening and effective, to which I might be subjected, if it were the will of men. |
| 13 | 869 | I moaned, and returned to my feeding. |
| 13 | 870 | I ate eagerly, gratefully. |
| 13 | 871 | Tears fell into the gruel. |
| 13 | 872 | My punishment, I realized, however informative and momentous from my point of view, had doubtless been, from the point of view of the pit master, relatively light and perfunctory. |
| 13 | 873 | My offense, it seemed, happily, had not been regarded as particularly heinous, particularly in a new slave. |
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But, too, from time to time, head down, pausing in my feeding, from licking at the sides of the bowl, the gruel about my mouth, I trembled.
Beyond the leather, I knew, even to the tiny extent that I now understood it, there were other things, things far more frightening and effective, to which I might be subjected, if it were the will of men.
I moaned, and returned to my feeding.
I ate eagerly, gratefully.
Tears fell into the gruel.
My punishment, I realized, however informative and momentous from my point of view, had doubtless been, from the point of view of the pit master, relatively light and perfunctory.
My offense, it seemed, happily, had not been regarded as particularly heinous, particularly in a new slave.
- (Witness of Gor)