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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Then," said Marcus, cheerfully, turning to me, "all is well!" "I wish," said one of the men, looking down at us, "that you were slave girls". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #540)
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3 540 "Then," said Marcus, cheerfully, View more quotes about turning">turning to me, "all is well!" "I wish," said one of the men, looking down at us, "that you were slave girls".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 537 "They do not know that," I said to him.
3 538 "What are you going to do with us?" called Marcus, angrily.
3 539 "Take you to Saphronicus," said the leader.
3 540 "Then," said Marcus, cheerfully, turning to me, "all is well!" "I wish," said one of the men, looking down at us, "that you were slave girls".
3 541 He, I suspected, long on patrol, was as needful as I.
3 542 The allusion, of course, was to a perhaps somewhat ostentatious custom, that of displaying beautiful slaves, chained naked to one's stirrup.
3 543 There is perhaps a certain vanity in this, but they are beautiful there, and I suspect, we have all known women whom we would not have minded putting in such a place, women who would quite appropriately occupy such a place, and indeed, would look very well there.
"They do not know that," I said to him. "What are you going to do with us?" called Marcus, angrily. "Take you to Saphronicus," said the leader. "Then," said Marcus, cheerfully, turning to me, "all is well!" "I wish," said one of the men, looking down at us, "that you were slave girls". He, I suspected, long on patrol, was as needful as I. The allusion, of course, was to a perhaps somewhat ostentatious custom, that of displaying beautiful slaves, chained naked to one's stirrup. There is perhaps a certain vanity in this, but they are beautiful there, and I suspect, we have all known women whom we would not have minded putting in such a place, women who would quite appropriately occupy such a place, and indeed, would look very well there. - (Vagabonds of Gor)