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

It seemed to be his intention, through diet and exercise, in so far as he could, to see to it that my body became as shapely as that of a pleasure slave. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #33)
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22 33 It View more quotes about seemed">seemed to be his intention, through diet and exercise, in so far as he could, to see to it that my body became as shapely as that of a pleasure slave.

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

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22 30 "Give me some food," I begged.
22 31 "I must have food!" I had not eaten in more than twenty Ahn, indeed, since I had received a feeding from Speusippus, and a rather sparing one, on the evening preceding my escape.
22 32 He had on the whole fed me intelligently, but seldom generously.
22 33 It seemed to be his intention, through diet and exercise, in so far as he could, to see to it that my body became as shapely as that of a pleasure slave.
22 34 "There is no food in the wagon," said a woman.
22 35 I moaned in misery.
22 36 "Our food is measured out to us in small, exact quantities," said a woman, "and then we must, under supervision, consume it entirely".
"Give me some food," I begged. "I must have food!" I had not eaten in more than twenty Ahn, indeed, since I had received a feeding from Speusippus, and a rather sparing one, on the evening preceding my escape. He had on the whole fed me intelligently, but seldom generously. It seemed to be his intention, through diet and exercise, in so far as he could, to see to it that my body became as shapely as that of a pleasure slave. "There is no food in the wagon," said a woman. I moaned in misery. "Our food is measured out to us in small, exact quantities," said a woman, "and then we must, under supervision, consume it entirely". - (Kajira of Gor)