Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 218 | Would he on View more quotes about earth">Earth so look upon them? But presumably not, as they would be free, or most of them, save a few perhaps in secret enclaves. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 215 | For she had seen the smile on his lips. |
| 28 | 216 | It was as though he had read her concern, and had been amused. |
| 28 | 217 | How dare he look upon a woman once of Earth that way, she thought. |
| 28 | 218 | Would he on Earth so look upon them? But presumably not, as they would be free, or most of them, save a few perhaps in secret enclaves. |
| 28 | 219 | She had seen the smile, that of a master. |
| 28 | 220 | He sees the collar on my neck as appropriate, she thought. |
| 28 | 221 | Can he just look upon me and see that I belong in a collar? How could he know that? Clearly he has no intention of lifting me from my knees, and freeing me! He does not even look upon me with pity. |
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For she had seen the smile on his lips.
It was as though he had read her concern, and had been amused.
How dare he look upon a woman once of Earth that way, she thought.
Would he on Earth so look upon them? But presumably not, as they would be free, or most of them, save a few perhaps in secret enclaves.
She had seen the smile, that of a master.
He sees the collar on my neck as appropriate, she thought.
Can he just look upon me and see that I belong in a collar? How could he know that? Clearly he has no intention of lifting me from my knees, and freeing me! He does not even look upon me with pity.
- (Prize of Gor)