Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 514 | "That she View more quotes about might">might offer herself to you as your slave?" asked Glyco. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 511 | "There were no paga slaves there, and no dancers". |
| 20 | 512 | "Why would one go to such a place?" asked Miles of Vonda. |
| 20 | 513 | "She went there that she might engage in delicate and intimate discourse with me," I said. |
| 20 | 514 | "That she might offer herself to you as your slave?" asked Glyco. |
| 20 | 515 | "If so," I said, "that was not clearly understood at the time". |
| 20 | 516 | "She appears then now before us," said Glyco, "much as she appeared then before you?" "Yes," I said, "though there are, of course, differences. |
| 20 | 517 | For example, at that time, her throat was bare". |
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"There were no paga slaves there, and no dancers".
"Why would one go to such a place?" asked Miles of Vonda.
"She went there that she might engage in delicate and intimate discourse with me," I said.
"That she might offer herself to you as your slave?" asked Glyco.
"If so," I said, "that was not clearly understood at the time".
"She appears then now before us," said Glyco, "much as she appeared then before you?" "Yes," I said, "though there are, of course, differences.
For example, at that time, her throat was bare".
- (Guardsman of Gor)