Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 280 | I attempted to scorn and detest her. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 277 | As I View more quotes about feared">feared, later, near the nineteenth Ahn, a number of men withdrew from the tables, and I saw them gather in a corner of the courtyard. |
| 28 | 278 | Others were now joining them, from various barracks, and halls. |
| 28 | 279 | I thought of Alcinoë. |
| 28 | 280 | I attempted to scorn and detest her. |
| 28 | 281 | Did I not know she was a slave? Was I not a free man, and a warrior? Why then, I asked myself, would I die for her. |
| 28 | 282 | What a weakling and fool I was! I wondered if she should be freed? Did I hate her so much? Were her soft lips not made to be pressed to the feet of a master? I laughed, and the two Pani guardsmen regarded me, puzzled. |
| 28 | 283 | Free her, I thought. |
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As I feared, later, near the nineteenth Ahn, a number of men withdrew from the tables, and I saw them gather in a corner of the courtyard.
Others were now joining them, from various barracks, and halls.
I thought of Alcinoë.
I attempted to scorn and detest her.
Did I not know she was a slave? Was I not a free man, and a warrior? Why then, I asked myself, would I die for her.
What a weakling and fool I was! I wondered if she should be freed? Did I hate her so much? Were her soft lips not made to be pressed to the feet of a master? I laughed, and the two Pani guardsmen regarded me, puzzled.
Free her, I thought.
- (Mariners of Gor)