Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 35 | 317 | May one be View more quotes about clothed">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". |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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". |
| 35 | 318 | "Yes, Master," I said. |
| 35 | 319 | "More importantly," he said, "Kleomenes, in the camp, I am sure, conveyed something secretly to Pausanias by means of cards, furnishing him with instructions, directions, or such. |
| 35 | 320 | Surely Kleomenes had no bundles of messages to rummage through, in the saddle bags of his tharlarion, looking for a card equivalent, nor had Pausanias a wagon load of card equivalents by means of which he might locate messages". |
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Trachinos had bought her.
Sometimes it is hard to be a slave.
One is so much at the mercy of the free.
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".
"Yes, Master," I said.
"More importantly," he said, "Kleomenes, in the camp, I am sure, conveyed something secretly to Pausanias by means of cards, furnishing him with instructions, directions, or such.
Surely Kleomenes had no bundles of messages to rummage through, in the saddle bags of his tharlarion, looking for a card equivalent, nor had Pausanias a wagon load of card equivalents by means of which he might locate messages".
- (Conspirators of Gor)