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

How humble, and hopeful, she is, at the feet of her master! Once, but only once, we were in the vicinity of guardsmen, two, one with a lantern. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #344)
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15 344 How humble, and hopeful, she is, at the View more quotes about feet">feet of her master! Once, but only once, we were in the vicinity of guardsmen, two, one with a lantern.

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

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15 341 Would he find me pleasing, acceptable, as a slave? I knew that I, a slave, would have to do my best to please him, and in all the ways of the slave.
15 342 The slave has no choice in such things, nor does she want one.
15 343 She soon learns to beg, even pathetically, that she may be permitted to so serve.
15 344 How humble, and hopeful, she is, at the feet of her master! Once, but only once, we were in the vicinity of guardsmen, two, one with a lantern.
15 345 The beast would not know they were guardsmen, but he must have heard their footsteps, and voices, two voices, male voices.
15 346 He drew me back, into a small side street, little more than a space between buildings, from which we had just emerged, for I had sought a most clandestine, unfrequented route to the shop of Epicrates, and, holding me tightly against him, covered my mouth tightly with one vast paw.
15 347 I could not have begun to utter a sound.
Would he find me pleasing, acceptable, as a slave? I knew that I, a slave, would have to do my best to please him, and in all the ways of the slave. The slave has no choice in such things, nor does she want one. She soon learns to beg, even pathetically, that she may be permitted to so serve. How humble, and hopeful, she is, at the feet of her master! Once, but only once, we were in the vicinity of guardsmen, two, one with a lantern. The beast would not know they were guardsmen, but he must have heard their footsteps, and voices, two voices, male voices. He drew me back, into a small side street, little more than a space between buildings, from which we had just emerged, for I had sought a most clandestine, unfrequented route to the shop of Epicrates, and, holding me tightly against him, covered my mouth tightly with one vast paw. I could not have begun to utter a sound. - (Conspirators of Gor)