Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 707 | "For View more quotes about several">several days, I suppose as a matter of pride, she was pretending to resist slavery," said the woman, "though, clearly, to a trained eye, she wanted it, more than anything". |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 704 | The girl in the cage kept her head down. |
| 25 | 705 | Tears fell from her cheeks to the bit of a blanket on which she knelt. |
| 25 | 706 | The shadows of the cage bars made an interesting pattern on her flesh. |
| 25 | 707 | "For several days, I suppose as a matter of pride, she was pretending to resist slavery," said the woman, "though, clearly, to a trained eye, she wanted it, more than anything". |
| 25 | 708 | The girl looked up, in agony. |
| 25 | 709 | "That is true, is it not, pretty Lupita?" asked the hostess. |
| 25 | 710 | "Yes, Mistress," she sobbed. |
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The girl in the cage kept her head down.
Tears fell from her cheeks to the bit of a blanket on which she knelt.
The shadows of the cage bars made an interesting pattern on her flesh.
"For several days, I suppose as a matter of pride, she was pretending to resist slavery," said the woman, "though, clearly, to a trained eye, she wanted it, more than anything".
The girl looked up, in agony.
"That is true, is it not, pretty Lupita?" asked the hostess.
"Yes, Mistress," she sobbed.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)