Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 63 | 235 | It View more quotes about remained">remained, thus, a secret, my terrible secret, a secret that, daily, grew harder to bear. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 63 | 232 | "We are slaves," she said. |
| 63 | 233 | Many times in the past few days, I had felt the urge to throw myself to my belly before Paula, weeping, and beg her forgiveness for the wrong I had so gratuitously done to her, confessing my miserable attempt to seduce Drusus Andronicus. |
| 63 | 234 | How grievously I had betrayed her friendship and trust! Clearly Drusus Andronicus had never referred to the matter. |
| 63 | 235 | It remained, thus, a secret, my terrible secret, a secret that, daily, grew harder to bear. |
| 63 | 236 | "—Paula," I said, plaintively. |
| 63 | 237 | "Yes?" she said. |
| 63 | 238 | "—Nothing, nothing," I said. |
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"We are slaves," she said.
Many times in the past few days, I had felt the urge to throw myself to my belly before Paula, weeping, and beg her forgiveness for the wrong I had so gratuitously done to her, confessing my miserable attempt to seduce Drusus Andronicus.
How grievously I had betrayed her friendship and trust! Clearly Drusus Andronicus had never referred to the matter.
It remained, thus, a secret, my terrible secret, a secret that, daily, grew harder to bear.
"—Paula," I said, plaintively.
"Yes?" she said.
"—Nothing, nothing," I said.
- (Plunder of Gor)