Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 936 | His View more quotes about action">action had been no more than a way of calling attention to me, as a slave might be indicated. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 933 | Then I felt his boot put against my upper right arm, and I was thrust to my side on the floor. |
| 18 | 934 | "And what of this little vulo?" asked Trachinos. |
| 18 | 935 | "Is she with the wagons?" He had not hurt me, nor had he intended to. |
| 18 | 936 | His action had been no more than a way of calling attention to me, as a slave might be indicated. |
| 18 | 937 | None of the men at the table objected. |
| 18 | 938 | I, of course, was well reminded, first, of my bondage, and, secondly, of the power of men, who might do with us, with women, if they pleased, what they pleased. |
| 18 | 939 | "Yes," said Astrinax. |
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Then I felt his boot put against my upper right arm, and I was thrust to my side on the floor.
"And what of this little vulo?" asked Trachinos.
"Is she with the wagons?" He had not hurt me, nor had he intended to.
His action had been no more than a way of calling attention to me, as a slave might be indicated.
None of the men at the table objected.
I, of course, was well reminded, first, of my bondage, and, secondly, of the power of men, who might do with us, with women, if they pleased, what they pleased.
"Yes," said Astrinax.
- (Conspirators of Gor)