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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

You decided, then, that it was to be I who would come to your chambers this evening. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #262)
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24 262 You View more quotes about decided">decided, then, that it was to be I who would come to your chambers this evening.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 259 And woe to the girl who has them, for she is almost certainly then to be marked out for heavier chains and more ruthless treatment.
24 260 "But, on the whole," she said, "I think it most likely that you were merely told that I was from Earth.
24 261 This, then, you found of interest.
24 262 You decided, then, that it was to be I who would come to your chambers this evening.
24 263 Did you wish merely to see if we, being lower, were juicier puddings than our Gorean sisters, or, beyond this, as a matter of curiosity, did you wish to learn something of our nature?" It amused me that Miss Henderson had used the graphic Gorean expression that she had, an expression almost always applied to a slave, a hot and helpless lay.
24 264 From my own experience I did not think Earth girls were juicier puddings, so to speak, than Gorean girls, nor, really, that Gorean girls tended to be juicier puddings than Earth girls.
24 265 It is true, of course, that the slave tends to be a far juicier pudding, so to speak, than the free woman of either world.
And woe to the girl who has them, for she is almost certainly then to be marked out for heavier chains and more ruthless treatment. "But, on the whole," she said, "I think it most likely that you were merely told that I was from Earth. This, then, you found of interest. You decided, then, that it was to be I who would come to your chambers this evening. Did you wish merely to see if we, being lower, were juicier puddings than our Gorean sisters, or, beyond this, as a matter of curiosity, did you wish to learn something of our nature?" It amused me that Miss Henderson had used the graphic Gorean expression that she had, an expression almost always applied to a slave, a hot and helpless lay. From my own experience I did not think Earth girls were juicier puddings, so to speak, than Gorean girls, nor, really, that Gorean girls tended to be juicier puddings than Earth girls. It is true, of course, that the slave tends to be a far juicier pudding, so to speak, than the free woman of either world. - (Rogue of Gor)