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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You are a kindly slave," I said to Cecily, "to feel the misery of another slave, and beg for her". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #141)
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15 141 "You are a kindly View more quotes about slave">slave," I said to Cecily, "to feel the misery of another slave, and beg for her".

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 138 And you forbade me to inform the slave of aught of this".
15 139 "Did you make clear the earnestness of the slave's petition?" I inquired.
15 140 "Yes, Master," said Cecily, "and I begged him that he might consent to accede to her supplication".
15 141 "You are a kindly slave," I said to Cecily, "to feel the misery of another slave, and beg for her".
15 142 She put down her head.
15 143 "But he declined to do so?" "Yes, Master".
15 144 "Surely," I said to Pertinax, "on Earth, in your offices, or wherever, you must have considered the former Miss Wentworth as naked, in a collar, or on your leash, or roped at your feet, or such".
And you forbade me to inform the slave of aught of this". "Did you make clear the earnestness of the slave's petition?" I inquired. "Yes, Master," said Cecily, "and I begged him that he might consent to accede to her supplication". "You are a kindly slave," I said to Cecily, "to feel the misery of another slave, and beg for her". She put down her head. "But he declined to do so?" "Yes, Master". "Surely," I said to Pertinax, "on Earth, in your offices, or wherever, you must have considered the former Miss Wentworth as naked, in a collar, or on your leash, or roped at your feet, or such". - (Swordsmen of Gor)