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

Certainly, from the looks of it, he had been treated badly, very badly. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #310)
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18 310 View more quotes about certainly">Certainly, from the looks of it, he had been treated badly, very badly.

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

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18 307 Although his face was a careful study in composure, there was a tightness about the jaw, a rigidity, that bespoke a rage and shame he was too proud to display.
18 308 He had been genuinely concerned with the safety and welfare of the contract woman, Sumomo.
18 309 His concern had seemingly been scorned, perhaps even mocked.
18 310 Certainly, from the looks of it, he had been treated badly, very badly.
18 311 I suspected he now viewed the contract woman differently, doubtless now as less worthy of his concern, which he would now recognize had been seriously misplaced.
18 312 Had we been elsewhere on Gor and she branded and naked in a slave cage I did not doubt but what he would bid on her, and soon, doubtless regardless of the cost, would have her on his chain.
18 313 She might then look forward to a perfect and exquisite bondage at his feet, one from which he would see to it that he derived much satisfaction.
Although his face was a careful study in composure, there was a tightness about the jaw, a rigidity, that bespoke a rage and shame he was too proud to display. He had been genuinely concerned with the safety and welfare of the contract woman, Sumomo. His concern had seemingly been scorned, perhaps even mocked. Certainly, from the looks of it, he had been treated badly, very badly. I suspected he now viewed the contract woman differently, doubtless now as less worthy of his concern, which he would now recognize had been seriously misplaced. Had we been elsewhere on Gor and she branded and naked in a slave cage I did not doubt but what he would bid on her, and soon, doubtless regardless of the cost, would have her on his chain. She might then look forward to a perfect and exquisite bondage at his feet, one from which he would see to it that he derived much satisfaction. - (Swordsmen of Gor)