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

He picked up my silk, that which I had worn to his quarters last night, before I had removed it at his command, and wrapped it about my old collar and its key. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #690)
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31 690 He picked up my View more quotes about silk">silk, that which I had worn to his quarters last night, before I had removed it at his command, and wrapped it about my old collar and its key.

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

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31 687 I had no doubt, too, he being a soldier, that it would display us well.
31 688 "Clothing privileges, of course, may be quickly revoked," he said.
31 689 "Of course, Master," I said.
31 690 He picked up my silk, that which I had worn to his quarters last night, before I had removed it at his command, and wrapped it about my old collar and its key.
31 691 These things he placed on the foot of the couch.
31 692 They would be returned, doubtless, to a representative of Feast Slaves, currently in the palace.
31 693 "After you, Lady Sheila," he said, gesturing graciously toward the door.
I had no doubt, too, he being a soldier, that it would display us well. "Clothing privileges, of course, may be quickly revoked," he said. "Of course, Master," I said. He picked up my silk, that which I had worn to his quarters last night, before I had removed it at his command, and wrapped it about my old collar and its key. These things he placed on the foot of the couch. They would be returned, doubtless, to a representative of Feast Slaves, currently in the palace. "After you, Lady Sheila," he said, gesturing graciously toward the door. - (Kajira of Gor)