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

It had only been to me that he had said, curtly, "No," so offending me! And he had looked at me, afterward, and I had tossed my head and looked angrily away, but when I had looked again, he was still observing me, nude, standing on the straw of the slave cage, and I had felt vulnerable, and frightened. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1072)
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13 1072 It had only been to me that he had said, curtly, "No," so offending me! And he had View more quotes about looked">looked at me, afterward, and I had tossed my head and looked angrily away, but when I had looked again, he was still observing me, nude, standing on the straw of the slave cage, and I had felt vulnerable, and frightened.

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

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13 1069 He smiled, removing the leather, replacing it in the saddle pack.
13 1070 "You are the Slaver, Soron of Ar!" I said.
13 1071 I recalled I had knelt before him, as a slave girl, and he had forced me to do it twice, saying "Buy me, Master".
13 1072 It had only been to me that he had said, curtly, "No," so offending me! And he had looked at me, afterward, and I had tossed my head and looked angrily away, but when I had looked again, he was still observing me, nude, standing on the straw of the slave cage, and I had felt vulnerable, and frightened.
13 1073 And I remembered how, on the night before we left the pens of Ko-ro-ba, I had dreamed of him and had awakened in terror.
13 1074 "Purchase me!" I had begged, in the dream, "Purchase me!" "No," he had said.
13 1075 Then he had captured me.
He smiled, removing the leather, replacing it in the saddle pack. "You are the Slaver, Soron of Ar!" I said. I recalled I had knelt before him, as a slave girl, and he had forced me to do it twice, saying "Buy me, Master". It had only been to me that he had said, curtly, "No," so offending me! And he had looked at me, afterward, and I had tossed my head and looked angrily away, but when I had looked again, he was still observing me, nude, standing on the straw of the slave cage, and I had felt vulnerable, and frightened. And I remembered how, on the night before we left the pens of Ko-ro-ba, I had dreamed of him and had awakened in terror. "Purchase me!" I had begged, in the dream, "Purchase me!" "No," he had said. Then he had captured me. - (Captive of Gor)