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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Do not rise, Slave Girl," I told her. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #177)
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26 177 "Do not rise, View more quotes about slave">Slave Girl," I told her.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 174 Now I owned her.
26 175 She had begged me to forgive her, as though a word from me would make all things right.
26 176 When she had been flung to the feet of Hakim of Tor, she had looked up, in terror, then joy, seeing then who was Hakim of Tor, the master to whom I had consigned her, myself.
26 177 "Do not rise, Slave Girl," I told her.
26 178 "Am I forgiven, Tarl?" she had begged.
26 179 "Am I forgiven?" "Fetch the whip," I told her.
26 180 I saw T'Zshal, who was riding past, leading his thousand lances.
Now I owned her. She had begged me to forgive her, as though a word from me would make all things right. When she had been flung to the feet of Hakim of Tor, she had looked up, in terror, then joy, seeing then who was Hakim of Tor, the master to whom I had consigned her, myself. "Do not rise, Slave Girl," I told her. "Am I forgiven, Tarl?" she had begged. "Am I forgiven?" "Fetch the whip," I told her. I saw T'Zshal, who was riding past, leading his thousand lances. - (Tribesmen of Gor)