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

'They,' I whispered, obediently, looking up, pulling a little at the cords, and sobbed, '—Master. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1128)
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3 1128 'They,' I View more quotes about whispered">whispered, obediently, looking up, pulling a little at the cords, and sobbed, '—Master.

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

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3 1125 'They should be here soon,' he said.
3 1126 'They?' I asked.
3 1127 'They—Master,' he said.
3 1128 'They,' I whispered, obediently, looking up, pulling a little at the cords, and sobbed, '—Master.
3 1129 ' It was the first time I had truly, appropriately, used that word, not as an ingredient in an imposture, not as an element in a disguise, but in the sense in which it must be truly found on the lips of a slave.
3 1130 'Search parties emanating from Ar and leagued cities use many such places as the village of Ragnar, scattered over thousands of pasangs,' he said, 'in their endeavors to track and apprehend fugitives.
3 1131 Tarnsmen make wants known at such places, exchange informations, carry intelligences elsewhere, and so on.
'They should be here soon,' he said. 'They?' I asked. 'They—Master,' he said. 'They,' I whispered, obediently, looking up, pulling a little at the cords, and sobbed, '—Master. ' It was the first time I had truly, appropriately, used that word, not as an ingredient in an imposture, not as an element in a disguise, but in the sense in which it must be truly found on the lips of a slave. 'Search parties emanating from Ar and leagued cities use many such places as the village of Ragnar, scattered over thousands of pasangs,' he said, 'in their endeavors to track and apprehend fugitives. Tarnsmen make wants known at such places, exchange informations, carry intelligences elsewhere, and so on. - (Mariners of Gor)