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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

I glanced then to the other girl, she lying by the wall, looking at me, the chain on her neck. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #183)
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3 183 I glanced then to the other View more quotes about girl">girl, she lying by the wall, looking at me, the chain on her neck.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 180 It is difficult for a woman, stripped and bound, and owned by a man, not to be aware of her femininity.
3 181 These symbols of, and expressions of, nature, are not hard to read.
3 182 She understands them, and fully and well.
3 183 I glanced then to the other girl, she lying by the wall, looking at me, the chain on her neck.
3 184 Her psychophysiological distress, that of a slave girl, was clearly almost intolerable.
3 185 Perhaps her master would give her to one of his attendants for the night.
3 186 The desperation of her needs might then, for a time, be assuaged, until, in a few Ahn, irresistibly and compellingly, they would again arise within her.
It is difficult for a woman, stripped and bound, and owned by a man, not to be aware of her femininity. These symbols of, and expressions of, nature, are not hard to read. She understands them, and fully and well. I glanced then to the other girl, she lying by the wall, looking at me, the chain on her neck. Her psychophysiological distress, that of a slave girl, was clearly almost intolerable. Perhaps her master would give her to one of his attendants for the night. The desperation of her needs might then, for a time, be assuaged, until, in a few Ahn, irresistibly and compellingly, they would again arise within her. - (Savages of Gor)