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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

No longer did she regard Tajima with derision or contempt, if she had ever truly done so. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #207)
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29 207 No View more quotes about longer">longer did she regard Tajima with derision or contempt, if she had ever truly done so.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 204 "We cannot take you with us, as you are," said Tajima.
29 205 He then, slowly, and carefully, removed her bonds.
29 206 She regarded him, wonderingly, frightened.
29 207 No longer did she regard Tajima with derision or contempt, if she had ever truly done so.
29 208 It was clear to her that she was in his power, and he could do with her what he might wish.
29 209 "Stand," said Tajima.
29 210 She rose, unsteadily, to her feet, for her ankles had been bound.
"We cannot take you with us, as you are," said Tajima. He then, slowly, and carefully, removed her bonds. She regarded him, wonderingly, frightened. No longer did she regard Tajima with derision or contempt, if she had ever truly done so. It was clear to her that she was in his power, and he could do with her what he might wish. "Stand," said Tajima. She rose, unsteadily, to her feet, for her ankles had been bound. - (Rebels of Gor)