Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 726 | The two men, then, with felicitations and pleasantries exchanged with the View more quotes about mistress">Mistress, withdrew from the room. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 723 | "I, too, extend my thanks to you for our business, and for the supper and evening," said Philebus, bounty creditor of Venna. |
| 22 | 724 | He looked down at the naked slave, on her hands and knees, the chain depending from her collar, trailing back between her legs. |
| 22 | 725 | "I had not thought to collect so readily or in so full an amount my bills". |
| 22 | 726 | The two men, then, with felicitations and pleasantries exchanged with the Mistress, withdrew from the room. |
| 22 | 727 | The door to the anteroom, I noted, was no longer barred. |
| 22 | 728 | No longer was there a need that it be shut. |
| 22 | 729 | The Lady Florence looked down at the stripped, humbled Melpomene. |
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"I, too, extend my thanks to you for our business, and for the supper and evening," said Philebus, bounty creditor of Venna.
He looked down at the naked slave, on her hands and knees, the chain depending from her collar, trailing back between her legs.
"I had not thought to collect so readily or in so full an amount my bills".
The two men, then, with felicitations and pleasantries exchanged with the Mistress, withdrew from the room.
The door to the anteroom, I noted, was no longer barred.
No longer was there a need that it be shut.
The Lady Florence looked down at the stripped, humbled Melpomene.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)