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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Yes, it seemed to me that Boabissia might even be ready to walk in a slave tunic. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1304)
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16 1304 Yes, it View more quotes about seemed">seemed to me that Boabissia might even be ready to walk in a slave tunic.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 1301 It was, if haughty, quite good, and it showed, I thought, definite signs of slave promise.
16 1302 There seemed little doubt that, with some tutelage, and perhaps a collar on her neck, the beauty could be kept in it, and considerably improved, and the sullying haughtiness removed.
16 1303 I glanced again at her.
16 1304 Yes, it seemed to me that Boabissia might even be ready to walk in a slave tunic.
16 1305 I had little doubt but what several of the fellows she had passed, her nose in the air, would, with whips, have been more than willing to give her instruction in the matter, with or without the tunic.
16 1306 "Are you sure you want to go to Ar?" I asked her.
16 1307 "It might be dangerous".
It was, if haughty, quite good, and it showed, I thought, definite signs of slave promise. There seemed little doubt that, with some tutelage, and perhaps a collar on her neck, the beauty could be kept in it, and considerably improved, and the sullying haughtiness removed. I glanced again at her. Yes, it seemed to me that Boabissia might even be ready to walk in a slave tunic. I had little doubt but what several of the fellows she had passed, her nose in the air, would, with whips, have been more than willing to give her instruction in the matter, with or without the tunic. "Are you sure you want to go to Ar?" I asked her. "It might be dangerous". - (Mercenaries of Gor)