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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

I wondered what sort of man he was, this magnificent, formidable brute to whom I now belonged. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #219)
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34 219 I View more quotes about wondered">wondered what sort of man he was, this magnificent, formidable brute to whom I now belonged.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 216 Would it have been better on Earth if I had known such things were possible, or had it been better if, as in my case, I had not even suspected their possibility? I did not know.
34 217 But, in any event, I was now here, and in a collar.
34 218 "We will leave in the morning," he said.
34 219 I wondered what sort of man he was, this magnificent, formidable brute to whom I now belonged.
34 220 He had not even given me clothing! "Master keeps his girl naked," I pouted.
34 221 "Sometimes a bit of clothing looks well on a female," he said, "if it is sufficiently revealing, and can be swiftly removed, or torn away".
34 222 "Master?" I asked.
Would it have been better on Earth if I had known such things were possible, or had it been better if, as in my case, I had not even suspected their possibility? I did not know. But, in any event, I was now here, and in a collar. "We will leave in the morning," he said. I wondered what sort of man he was, this magnificent, formidable brute to whom I now belonged. He had not even given me clothing! "Master keeps his girl naked," I pouted. "Sometimes a bit of clothing looks well on a female," he said, "if it is sufficiently revealing, and can be swiftly removed, or torn away". "Master?" I asked. - (Dancer of Gor)