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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw that the Waniyanpi men, and women, too, looked upon her. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #57)
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40 57 I saw that the Waniyanpi men, and View more quotes about women">women, too, looked upon her.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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40 54 I had had two major purposes in mind in dressing her as I had.
40 55 I wished, first, for the Waniyanpi males, and females, too, to see her as she was, as what she was, a slave, an owned woman, one who belonged to men and must please them.
40 56 Secondly, I wished for them all to see, and see clearly, how beautiful and desirable she was, the lovely slave.
40 57 I saw that the Waniyanpi men, and women, too, looked upon her.
40 58 Some of the Waniyanpi males tried to avert their eyes but, in a moment, gazed eagerly again upon her.
40 59 She was simply too beautiful and exciting to look away from.
40 60 I smiled.
I had had two major purposes in mind in dressing her as I had. I wished, first, for the Waniyanpi males, and females, too, to see her as she was, as what she was, a slave, an owned woman, one who belonged to men and must please them. Secondly, I wished for them all to see, and see clearly, how beautiful and desirable she was, the lovely slave. I saw that the Waniyanpi men, and women, too, looked upon her. Some of the Waniyanpi males tried to avert their eyes but, in a moment, gazed eagerly again upon her. She was simply too beautiful and exciting to look away from. I smiled. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)