Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 33 | 674 | I View more quotes about found">found myself hoping, desperately, fervently, for no reason I understood, that he had survived. |
 |
Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 33 | 671 | I did not know the fate of the others. |
| 33 | 672 | I suspected that, together, and armed, they would survive. |
| 33 | 673 | I thought of Addison Steele. |
| 33 | 674 | I found myself hoping, desperately, fervently, for no reason I understood, that he had survived. |
| 33 | 675 | Why should this be? He was a rogue and a villain, dishonest, corrupt, and untrustworthy, even treasonous. |
| 33 | 676 | How I hated him! He had dared to treat me as a slave, I, once the well-stationed, proud Margaret Henderson, of Earth, as the slave I now am! He had treated me with disdain and contempt, albeit a disdain and contempt which I knew, as a slave, I richly deserved. |
| 33 | 677 | He had treated me as a meaningless beast, a luscious, purchasable object worthy only of serving a master's pleasure. |
|
I did not know the fate of the others.
I suspected that, together, and armed, they would survive.
I thought of Addison Steele.
I found myself hoping, desperately, fervently, for no reason I understood, that he had survived.
Why should this be? He was a rogue and a villain, dishonest, corrupt, and untrustworthy, even treasonous.
How I hated him! He had dared to treat me as a slave, I, once the well-stationed, proud Margaret Henderson, of Earth, as the slave I now am! He had treated me with disdain and contempt, albeit a disdain and contempt which I knew, as a slave, I richly deserved.
He had treated me as a meaningless beast, a luscious, purchasable object worthy only of serving a master's pleasure.
- (Quarry of Gor)