Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 52 | 831 | His scowl was fierce. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 828 | "I View more quotes about think">think," I said, lifting my head to him, "Master cares for a slave". |
| 52 | 829 | He lifted the whip, and I feared he would strike me. |
| 52 | 830 | His hand wavered, with anger, and then he lowered it. |
| 52 | 831 | His scowl was fierce. |
| 52 | 832 | I had not meant to anger him. |
| 52 | 833 | I had not meant to insult, or demean, him Was it so unthinkable that a free man might care for a slave? Was he to be ridiculed by his peers, and scorned by free women? If a man might care for a sleen or kaiila, why not for a female slave? But no, I thought, the female slave is different. |
| 52 | 834 | She is to be despised, scorned, and held in contempt, for she is a female slave. |
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"I think," I said, lifting my head to him, "Master cares for a slave".
He lifted the whip, and I feared he would strike me.
His hand wavered, with anger, and then he lowered it.
His scowl was fierce.
I had not meant to anger him.
I had not meant to insult, or demean, him Was it so unthinkable that a free man might care for a slave? Was he to be ridiculed by his peers, and scorned by free women? If a man might care for a sleen or kaiila, why not for a female slave? But no, I thought, the female slave is different.
She is to be despised, scorned, and held in contempt, for she is a female slave.
- (Smugglers of Gor)