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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

I lived only for my hate and the dream that I might one day escape, and take vengeance on men". - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #430)
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18 430 I lived only for my View more quotes about hate">hate and the dream that I might one day escape, and take vengeance on men".

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 427 At night I was not even chained, but locked in a tiny slave cage, in which I could scarcely move".
18 428 She looked at me, angrily.
18 429 "In me," said she, "a great hatred grew, of Port Kar and of Samos and of men, and of slaves, of whom I was one.
18 430 I lived only for my hate and the dream that I might one day escape, and take vengeance on men".
18 431 "You did escape," I said.
18 432 "Yes," she said, "in cleaning the quarters of the Slave Master I found the key to my collar".
18 433 "You were then no longer wearing a plate collar," I said.
At night I was not even chained, but locked in a tiny slave cage, in which I could scarcely move". She looked at me, angrily. "In me," said she, "a great hatred grew, of Port Kar and of Samos and of men, and of slaves, of whom I was one. I lived only for my hate and the dream that I might one day escape, and take vengeance on men". "You did escape," I said. "Yes," she said, "in cleaning the quarters of the Slave Master I found the key to my collar". "You were then no longer wearing a plate collar," I said. - (Raiders of Gor)