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

In the street of the village, I stopped. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #307)
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8 307 In the View more quotes about street">street of the village, I stopped.

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

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8 304 How could they expect me to work like the larger, stronger girls? Would I not be overcome with heat and exhaustion in the fields? And would I then be lashed, or worse, for malingering? I continued toward the hut of Thurnus, my master, on my hands and knees.
8 305 I, his girl, had not been given permission to rise.
8 306 I had begun to understand what it would be to be the girl of a peasant.
8 307 In the street of the village, I stopped.
8 308 Feet stood before me.
8 309 I looked up, miserable, in the dust, the rope hanging from my neck.
8 310 It was two peasant boys.
How could they expect me to work like the larger, stronger girls? Would I not be overcome with heat and exhaustion in the fields? And would I then be lashed, or worse, for malingering? I continued toward the hut of Thurnus, my master, on my hands and knees. I, his girl, had not been given permission to rise. I had begun to understand what it would be to be the girl of a peasant. In the street of the village, I stopped. Feet stood before me. I looked up, miserable, in the dust, the rope hanging from my neck. It was two peasant boys. - (Slave Girl of Gor)