Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 344 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, it is amusing to take such a woman and turn her into a panting, begging slave". |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 341 | "Do you think she was much like that one?" I asked, indicating Ina, who had now filled the bowl. |
| 31 | 342 | "No," said the youth, "for that one was a haughty, frigid woman, adjudged unworthy even to be a slave". |
| 31 | 343 | "A woman who is haughty and frigid," I said, "need not remain that way. |
| 31 | 344 | Indeed, it is amusing to take such a woman and turn her into a panting, begging slave". |
| 31 | 345 | "This one," said he, "was adjudged unworthy of being a slave". |
| 31 | 346 | "On what grounds?" I asked. |
| 31 | 347 | "On the basis of her character," he said. |
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"Do you think she was much like that one?" I asked, indicating Ina, who had now filled the bowl.
"No," said the youth, "for that one was a haughty, frigid woman, adjudged unworthy even to be a slave".
"A woman who is haughty and frigid," I said, "need not remain that way.
Indeed, it is amusing to take such a woman and turn her into a panting, begging slave".
"This one," said he, "was adjudged unworthy of being a slave".
"On what grounds?" I asked.
"On the basis of her character," he said.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)