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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw that the girl with the sign about her neck had taken a leaf from the book of the blonde, and cunningly, too. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #441)
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3 441 I saw that the View more quotes about girl">girl with the sign about her neck had taken a leaf from the book of the blonde, and cunningly, too.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 438 The only whip she need fear now, muchly, at any rate, would seem to be the "whip of the furs".
3 439 To be sure, she might be given a stroke or two, if only to remind her that she was a slave.
3 440 "Look," said Marcus, interested.
3 441 I saw that the girl with the sign about her neck had taken a leaf from the book of the blonde, and cunningly, too.
3 442 She, too, was now on her knees, advertising her charms, attesting mutely to the joys and delicacies that would be attendant upon her ownership.
3 443 I saw her owner look at her, startled.
3 444 She, of course, did not now see him.
The only whip she need fear now, muchly, at any rate, would seem to be the "whip of the furs". To be sure, she might be given a stroke or two, if only to remind her that she was a slave. "Look," said Marcus, interested. I saw that the girl with the sign about her neck had taken a leaf from the book of the blonde, and cunningly, too. She, too, was now on her knees, advertising her charms, attesting mutely to the joys and delicacies that would be attendant upon her ownership. I saw her owner look at her, startled. She, of course, did not now see him. - (Magicians of Gor)