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

"I was once a free woman!" "To the line," said my master. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #2)
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7 2 "I was View more quotes about once">once a free woman!" "To the line," said my master.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 310 "Simmer and cook until the feast, Little Pudding," he said.
6 311 "You will then be well ready".
7 1 Clitus Vitellius "Do not run me, Master," wept Slave Beads.
7 2 "I was once a free woman!" "To the line," said my master.
7 3 Slave Beads stumbled to the long line scratched in the dirt in the village of Tabuk's Ford.
7 4 She wore the shreds of what had once been the last undergarment beneath her robes of concealment.
7 5 Its sleeves had been torn away; it had been rent at the side; it had been cut short, and later torn even shorter, until it hung high upon her thighs, exposing even the left hip; at the throat it had been ripped open down to the belly, two inches below the navel.
"Simmer and cook until the feast, Little Pudding," he said. "You will then be well ready". Clitus Vitellius "Do not run me, Master," wept Slave Beads. "I was once a free woman!" "To the line," said my master. Slave Beads stumbled to the long line scratched in the dirt in the village of Tabuk's Ford. She wore the shreds of what had once been the last undergarment beneath her robes of concealment. Its sleeves had been torn away; it had been rent at the side; it had been cut short, and later torn even shorter, until it hung high upon her thighs, exposing even the left hip; at the throat it had been ripped open down to the belly, two inches below the navel. - (Slave Girl of Gor)