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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I think I shall withdraw," said Dorna. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #172)
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37 172 "I View more quotes about think">think I shall withdraw," said Dorna.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 169 Too, one is not only vulnerable and helpless in such a position, but so held, in such awkwardness and humiliation, so amusing to the free, one is well reminded of one's slavery.
37 170 Miles raised his hand, waving, summoning the guard boat to the edge of the canal.
37 171 "Once a determination is made," said Florian, "I am sure a guardsman or so would be happy to deliver the slave to your domicile".
37 172 "I think I shall withdraw," said Dorna.
37 173 "Guardsmen are often overburdened, and do not wish to be taxed with unnecessary, onerous duties," said Florian.
37 174 "I understand they are sometimes sympathetic, particularly if a consideration might be involved".
37 175 "I see," came from somewhere within Dorna's veiling, a brief utterance suggesting both interest and speculation.
Too, one is not only vulnerable and helpless in such a position, but so held, in such awkwardness and humiliation, so amusing to the free, one is well reminded of one's slavery. Miles raised his hand, waving, summoning the guard boat to the edge of the canal. "Once a determination is made," said Florian, "I am sure a guardsman or so would be happy to deliver the slave to your domicile". "I think I shall withdraw," said Dorna. "Guardsmen are often overburdened, and do not wish to be taxed with unnecessary, onerous duties," said Florian. "I understand they are sometimes sympathetic, particularly if a consideration might be involved". "I see," came from somewhere within Dorna's veiling, a brief utterance suggesting both interest and speculation. - (Quarry of Gor)