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

I looked at my master, sitting cross-legged by the fire, talking with Thurnus. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #362)
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7 362 I View more quotes about looked">looked at my master, sitting cross-legged by the fire, talking with Thurnus.

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

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7 359 His terms were simple, that the woman be yielded to him, totally, that she be as much his, and as helplessly, though by her own free will, as any slave girl on whom he might choose to fix his collar.
7 360 He would be, even in a companionship, to the scandal of Ar, master.
7 361 No woman who failed to meet these understood, publicized and well-known terms would be acceptable.
7 362 I looked at my master, sitting cross-legged by the fire, talking with Thurnus.
7 363 Yet hundreds of the highborn free women of Ar, many rich, had avidly sought companionship with Clitus Vitellius.
7 364 I did not blame them.
7 365 Had I been a free woman of Ar, I, too, would have sought such companionship.
His terms were simple, that the woman be yielded to him, totally, that she be as much his, and as helplessly, though by her own free will, as any slave girl on whom he might choose to fix his collar. He would be, even in a companionship, to the scandal of Ar, master. No woman who failed to meet these understood, publicized and well-known terms would be acceptable. I looked at my master, sitting cross-legged by the fire, talking with Thurnus. Yet hundreds of the highborn free women of Ar, many rich, had avidly sought companionship with Clitus Vitellius. I did not blame them. Had I been a free woman of Ar, I, too, would have sought such companionship. - (Slave Girl of Gor)