| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 61 | 296 | "I would not perish View more quotes about otherwise">otherwise than at your feet, my master!" wept Paula. |
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| 61 | 293 | "Traitor, traitor!" screamed Decius Albus to Drusus Andronicus, who stood ready, looking about himself. |
| 61 | 294 | "You stood before me, you protected me," cried Paula. |
| 61 | 295 | "You are my master, my beloved master!" "Be silent, unless you wish to be put upon the block!" said Drusus. |
| 61 | 296 | "I would not perish otherwise than at your feet, my master!" wept Paula. |
| 61 | 297 | He spun about and, with the flat of his left hand, struck her savagely to the grass, and was then, again, resolute, in the guard position. |
| 61 | 298 | She looked up at him, disciplined, reassured, grateful, her eyes shining, put in her place, below him, a slave. |
| 61 | 299 | How radiant, how beautiful, was Paula! On Earth she had been nothing, and now, on Gor, she was the slave of a master. |