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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

I knelt before him, and in my eyes, doubtless, he could read my need. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #723)
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 720 He lifted his cup.
4 721 I hastened to him, took the cup, and filled it.
4 722 I pressed my lips long to its side, then humbly proffered it to the magnificent beast whose girl I was.
4 723 I knelt before him, and in my eyes, doubtless, he could read my need.
4 724 But he turned away.
4 725 Before he had turned away, again I had read in his eyes, as I had before, earlier in the evening, that I was only a meaningless slave to him.
4 726 Was I such poor slave stuff, naked, in need, at his feet, that I was to be despised, and rejected? Then, kneeling in the dirt, all the fury, the humiliation and frustration, of a scorned Earth girl, scorned by a barbarian, welled up within me.
He lifted his cup. I hastened to him, took the cup, and filled it. I pressed my lips long to its side, then humbly proffered it to the magnificent beast whose girl I was. I knelt before him, and in my eyes, doubtless, he could read my need. But he turned away. Before he had turned away, again I had read in his eyes, as I had before, earlier in the evening, that I was only a meaningless slave to him. Was I such poor slave stuff, naked, in need, at his feet, that I was to be despised, and rejected? Then, kneeling in the dirt, all the fury, the humiliation and frustration, of a scorned Earth girl, scorned by a barbarian, welled up within me. - (Slave Girl of Gor)