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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

I thought of calling out, but thought the better of it. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #497)
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8 497 I thought of calling out, but thought the View more quotes about better">better of it.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 494 The slaver's man was nowhere in sight.
8 495 I must complain.
8 496 I must call their attention to their mistake.
8 497 I thought of calling out, but thought the better of it.
8 498 What if there had been no mistake? I had been the last on the coffle to be delivered.
8 499 I had dared to suppose then that I was the best, that saved for last.
8 500 But what if I had been saved for last, as I had been thought not the best, but the least? Could it be that others might regard me as less beautiful, less desirable, than I regarded myself? Was I less beautiful, less desirable, than I had thought? Surely I had been regarded as one of the most beautiful girls in my sorority! But, of course, we had never been put beside Gorean slaves.
The slaver's man was nowhere in sight. I must complain. I must call their attention to their mistake. I thought of calling out, but thought the better of it. What if there had been no mistake? I had been the last on the coffle to be delivered. I had dared to suppose then that I was the best, that saved for last. But what if I had been saved for last, as I had been thought not the best, but the least? Could it be that others might regard me as less beautiful, less desirable, than I regarded myself? Was I less beautiful, less desirable, than I had thought? Surely I had been regarded as one of the most beautiful girls in my sorority! But, of course, we had never been put beside Gorean slaves. - (Conspirators of Gor)