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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Buy me, Master," said Inge, now at the bars, whom Targo had gestured forward. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1188)
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11 1188 "Buy me, View more quotes about master">Master," said Inge, now at the bars, whom Targo had gestured forward.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 1185 I had tried to present myself well.
11 1186 I had! But he had expressed no interest whatsoever.
11 1187 I felt the humiliation of the spurned slave girl.
11 1188 "Buy me, Master," said Inge, now at the bars, whom Targo had gestured forward.
11 1189 I did not like the way Inge had said "me," as though to contrast herself with me, and my failure! Did she think herself superior to me? Further, I was furious with how she had approached the bars.
11 1190 She had done so superbly, sinuously.
11 1191 Was she not only of the scribes! Could she, sticklike Inge, be more attractive to a man than I? The man regarded her, appreciatively, sizing her up, as a master appraises truly high-quality feminine merchandise.
I had tried to present myself well. I had! But he had expressed no interest whatsoever. I felt the humiliation of the spurned slave girl. "Buy me, Master," said Inge, now at the bars, whom Targo had gestured forward. I did not like the way Inge had said "me," as though to contrast herself with me, and my failure! Did she think herself superior to me? Further, I was furious with how she had approached the bars. She had done so superbly, sinuously. Was she not only of the scribes! Could she, sticklike Inge, be more attractive to a man than I? The man regarded her, appreciatively, sizing her up, as a master appraises truly high-quality feminine merchandise. - (Captive of Gor)