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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had displeased him mightily in recent years. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #21)
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21 21 She had View more quotes about displeased">displeased him mightily in recent years.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 18 The fixing of the Kur collar, it had been decided by Svein Blue Tooth, was equivalent to the fixing of the metal collar and, in itself, was sufficient to reduce the subject to slavery, which condition deprives the subject of legal status, and rights attached thereto, such as the right to stand in companionship.
21 19 Accordingly, to her astonishment, Bera, who had been the companion of Svein Blue Tooth, discovered suddenly that she was only one wench among others.
21 20 From a line, as part of his spoils, the Blue Tooth picked her out.
21 21 She had displeased him mightily in recent years.
21 22 Yet was the Blue Tooth fond of the arrogant wench.
21 23 It was not until he had switched her, like any other girl, that she understood that their relationship had undergone a transformation, and that she was, truly, precisely what she seemed to be, now his bondmaid.
21 24 No longer would her dour presence deprive his feasts of joy.
The fixing of the Kur collar, it had been decided by Svein Blue Tooth, was equivalent to the fixing of the metal collar and, in itself, was sufficient to reduce the subject to slavery, which condition deprives the subject of legal status, and rights attached thereto, such as the right to stand in companionship. Accordingly, to her astonishment, Bera, who had been the companion of Svein Blue Tooth, discovered suddenly that she was only one wench among others. From a line, as part of his spoils, the Blue Tooth picked her out. She had displeased him mightily in recent years. Yet was the Blue Tooth fond of the arrogant wench. It was not until he had switched her, like any other girl, that she understood that their relationship had undergone a transformation, and that she was, truly, precisely what she seemed to be, now his bondmaid. No longer would her dour presence deprive his feasts of joy. - (Marauders of Gor)