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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had not, clearly, or at least clearly enough, though there had been supplication in her voice and tears in her eyes, requested permission to speak. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #198)
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38 198 She had not, View more quotes about clearly">clearly, or at least clearly enough, though there had been supplication in her voice and tears in her eyes, requested permission to speak.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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38 195 It was clearly, this time, more than usually, quite important to her.
38 196 Indeed, so concerned she had been that she, doubtless in a momentary lapse, occasioned by her agitation, her sense of vulnerability, had failed to enunciate a standard permission request.
38 197 I had seen that she had been frightened, but a moment after the utterance of the word 'Masters'.
38 198 She had not, clearly, or at least clearly enough, though there had been supplication in her voice and tears in her eyes, requested permission to speak.
38 199 Had she forgotten that she was naked and chained to a ring at their feet? But they were kind to her.
38 200 "So speak," said the other guard.
38 201 "I have a question," she said.
It was clearly, this time, more than usually, quite important to her. Indeed, so concerned she had been that she, doubtless in a momentary lapse, occasioned by her agitation, her sense of vulnerability, had failed to enunciate a standard permission request. I had seen that she had been frightened, but a moment after the utterance of the word 'Masters'. She had not, clearly, or at least clearly enough, though there had been supplication in her voice and tears in her eyes, requested permission to speak. Had she forgotten that she was naked and chained to a ring at their feet? But they were kind to her. "So speak," said the other guard. "I have a question," she said. - (Witness of Gor)