Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 138 | I hoped the View more quotes about master">master, the guard, for whom I labored would be pleased. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 135 | "Guard your Tarnsman," said Terence. |
| 38 | 136 | I bent to my work. |
| 38 | 137 | I made my stitches small, and fine, and closely and evenly spaced. |
| 38 | 138 | I hoped the master, the guard, for whom I labored would be pleased. |
| 38 | 139 | I did not wish to be beaten. |
| 38 | 140 | "Ai!" said one of the two guards to the side, at the far end of the table, responding to some move in his own game. |
| 38 | 141 | This utterance was followed by a sound of chain as the woman near them lifted herself a little, looking up. |
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"Guard your Tarnsman," said Terence.
I bent to my work.
I made my stitches small, and fine, and closely and evenly spaced.
I hoped the master, the guard, for whom I labored would be pleased.
I did not wish to be beaten.
"Ai!" said one of the two guards to the side, at the far end of the table, responding to some move in his own game.
This utterance was followed by a sound of chain as the woman near them lifted herself a little, looking up.
- (Witness of Gor)