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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

Her days of being a nuisance were gone; her days of being a convenience and a pleasure to men had begun. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #502)
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9 502 Her View more quotes about days">days of being a nuisance were gone; her days of being a convenience and a pleasure to men had begun.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 499 Gone now were her voluminous, absurd garments, replaced merely by some loops of slave thongs holding her hands behind her back.
9 500 Gone, too, was her insolence, now replaced by a slave's fear.
9 501 I did not doubt but what several of the impatient, annoyed men who had been in the audience at the recent performance, that with which she had so obtrusively and frequently interfered, would have been highly pleased to have learned of her fate.
9 502 Her days of being a nuisance were gone; her days of being a convenience and a pleasure to men had begun.
9 503 "You treat me as a slave," said my captive.
9 504 "Perhaps you will soon make me a slave!" "Perhaps," I said.
9 505 "Your eyes rove me brazenly, I note," she said, angrily, "as though I might be a slave".
Gone now were her voluminous, absurd garments, replaced merely by some loops of slave thongs holding her hands behind her back. Gone, too, was her insolence, now replaced by a slave's fear. I did not doubt but what several of the impatient, annoyed men who had been in the audience at the recent performance, that with which she had so obtrusively and frequently interfered, would have been highly pleased to have learned of her fate. Her days of being a nuisance were gone; her days of being a convenience and a pleasure to men had begun. "You treat me as a slave," said my captive. "Perhaps you will soon make me a slave!" "Perhaps," I said. "Your eyes rove me brazenly, I note," she said, angrily, "as though I might be a slave". - (Players of Gor)