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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It excited me, somehow, that I lay where slaves had lain. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #295)
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19 295 It excited me, View more quotes about somehow">somehow, that I lay where slaves had lain.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 292 Here I, the Tatrix of Corcyrus, doubtless to the amusement of Speusippus, would squirm, and sweat and stink no differently from a slave.
19 293 Indeed, from the point of view of a new occupant, any lingering traces of my sojourn here would doubtless be interpreted as indicating the earlier tenancy of merely another slave, no different from others.
19 294 I felt the blanket lightly with my finger tips.
19 295 It excited me, somehow, that I lay where slaves had lain.
19 296 I touched my neck.
19 297 I wondered what it would feel like to feel a collar there, and know that I belonged to someone.
19 298 I remembered serving Speusippus and then, quickly, I tried to force from my mind the memory of that incipient sensation which, in his third having of me, I had started to feel.
Here I, the Tatrix of Corcyrus, doubtless to the amusement of Speusippus, would squirm, and sweat and stink no differently from a slave. Indeed, from the point of view of a new occupant, any lingering traces of my sojourn here would doubtless be interpreted as indicating the earlier tenancy of merely another slave, no different from others. I felt the blanket lightly with my finger tips. It excited me, somehow, that I lay where slaves had lain. I touched my neck. I wondered what it would feel like to feel a collar there, and know that I belonged to someone. I remembered serving Speusippus and then, quickly, I tried to force from my mind the memory of that incipient sensation which, in his third having of me, I had started to feel. - (Kajira of Gor)