Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 119 | Our View more quotes about bodies">bodies could scarcely feel the lightness of the slave silk on them. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 116 | We had no doubt as to what these more extended services were. |
| 26 | 117 | About our upper left arms were golden, snakelike armlets. |
| 26 | 118 | About our left ankles were tied slave bells. |
| 26 | 119 | Our bodies could scarcely feel the lightness of the slave silk on them. |
| 26 | 120 | "You must now decide," said Teela, "whether you wish to serve the pleasures of men, and fully, or you wish to return to the mill. |
| 26 | 121 | In a sense, you must decide, really, what you are, and how you wish to live. |
| 26 | 122 | I commend to your attention the noble alternative, to be chosen by all truly free women, of returning to the mill, of returning to the back-breaking, repetitious labor of the loom. |
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We had no doubt as to what these more extended services were.
About our upper left arms were golden, snakelike armlets.
About our left ankles were tied slave bells.
Our bodies could scarcely feel the lightness of the slave silk on them.
"You must now decide," said Teela, "whether you wish to serve the pleasures of men, and fully, or you wish to return to the mill.
In a sense, you must decide, really, what you are, and how you wish to live.
I commend to your attention the noble alternative, to be chosen by all truly free women, of returning to the mill, of returning to the back-breaking, repetitious labor of the loom.
- (Kajira of Gor)