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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then I shouted, angrily, squirming before him, 'Do not look upon me in that way!' He smiled. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1036)
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3 1036 Then I shouted, View more quotes about angrily">angrily, squirming before him, 'Do not look upon me in that way!' He smiled.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 1033 I no longer had the wealth which I had brought with me, with which I might have hired men and brought myself again to power, and, without the key, I could not remove the collar.
3 1034 It was now fixed on me with the same understated, flawless efficiency with which it might have encircled the neck of a slave.
3 1035 'Please, let me go, have mercy!' I begged.
3 1036 Then I shouted, angrily, squirming before him, 'Do not look upon me in that way!' He smiled.
3 1037 'I am a free woman, a free woman!' I cried.
3 1038 'Is the iron ready?' asked the leader, of the Metal Worker.
3 1039 I heard an iron moved amongst coals, then lifted from them, and thrust again amidst them.
I no longer had the wealth which I had brought with me, with which I might have hired men and brought myself again to power, and, without the key, I could not remove the collar. It was now fixed on me with the same understated, flawless efficiency with which it might have encircled the neck of a slave. 'Please, let me go, have mercy!' I begged. Then I shouted, angrily, squirming before him, 'Do not look upon me in that way!' He smiled. 'I am a free woman, a free woman!' I cried. 'Is the iron ready?' asked the leader, of the Metal Worker. I heard an iron moved amongst coals, then lifted from them, and thrust again amidst them. - (Mariners of Gor)