Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 805 | "What were these View more quotes about women">women inquiring of you?" inquired a man, of Ginger. |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 802 | Then she lay quietly, scarcely moving, beaten, frightened, on the block. |
| 8 | 803 | She did not care to feel the quirt again. |
| 8 | 804 | I think, lying there, she now began, more fully and explicitly than she had dared before, to comprehend the actuality of her condition, that she might be, in fact, what she seemed to be, a lashed, soon-to-be vended slave. |
| 8 | 805 | "What were these women inquiring of you?" inquired a man, of Ginger. |
| 8 | 806 | "They desired a clarification of their condition, Master," responded Ginger. |
| 8 | 807 | "Are they dimwitted?" asked the fellow. |
| 8 | 808 | "I do not think so, Master," said Ginger. |
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Then she lay quietly, scarcely moving, beaten, frightened, on the block.
She did not care to feel the quirt again.
I think, lying there, she now began, more fully and explicitly than she had dared before, to comprehend the actuality of her condition, that she might be, in fact, what she seemed to be, a lashed, soon-to-be vended slave.
"What were these women inquiring of you?" inquired a man, of Ginger.
"They desired a clarification of their condition, Master," responded Ginger.
"Are they dimwitted?" asked the fellow.
"I do not think so, Master," said Ginger.
- (Savages of Gor)