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| 35 | 314 | Trachinos had bought her. |
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| 35 | 311 | Why then, I View more quotes about wondered">wondered, with all his opportunities, even in the slave wagon on a blanket, had he never put the slave, Allison, to use, full slave use, in the fullest sense that is understood on Gor. |
| 35 | 312 | Ah yes, I thought, honor, honor! Mina, at least, I thought, had the reassurance and comfort of her shackle at a slave ring. |
| 35 | 313 | To be sure, there was a difference. |
| 35 | 314 | Trachinos had bought her. |
| 35 | 315 | Sometimes it is hard to be a slave. |
| 35 | 316 | One is so much at the mercy of the free. |
| 35 | 317 | May one be clothed? Will one be caressed, will one be given a sweet? Will one be allowed to crawl, begging, to the feet of the master? "But even so," he said, "even with so many possibilities, it is almost certain one would often wish to express something new or different". |