Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 621 | Then she View more quotes about became">became afraid, for she sensed that matters perilous were afoot in this disturbed camp of Cos. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 618 | But perhaps she did not hate him, really, that much. |
| 26 | 619 | In any event she must strive to please him, and perfectly, with every bit of her intelligence and beauty. |
| 26 | 620 | She was, after all, a slave, and his slave. |
| 26 | 621 | Then she became afraid, for she sensed that matters perilous were afoot in this disturbed camp of Cos. |
| 26 | 622 | There might be brigands who had seen him with gold. |
| 26 | 623 | And she remembered the men who had been with Mirus. |
| 26 | 624 | Perhaps somehow, without understanding it, she had seen too much. |
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But perhaps she did not hate him, really, that much.
In any event she must strive to please him, and perfectly, with every bit of her intelligence and beauty.
She was, after all, a slave, and his slave.
Then she became afraid, for she sensed that matters perilous were afoot in this disturbed camp of Cos.
There might be brigands who had seen him with gold.
And she remembered the men who had been with Mirus.
Perhaps somehow, without understanding it, she had seen too much.
- (Prize of Gor)