Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 611 | And she View more quotes about stepped">stepped farther away, and stood straight. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 608 | "You are worthless, but you might serve some simple purposes, as a slave". |
| 18 | 609 | "If you touch me again, I will tell my master," she said. |
| 18 | 610 | "Consider that, vain, handsome beast!" He regarded her, angrily. |
| 18 | 611 | And she stepped farther away, and stood straight. |
| 18 | 612 | She tossed her head, insolently, and her hair, which was longer now, which had never been cut on Gor, save to be trimmed and shaped, danced about her shoulders. |
| 18 | 613 | "You may, of course," she said, "look upon me, and frequently, I trust, and I shall find that amusing, for I know that you may not have me. |
| 18 | 614 | Indeed, I may move with particular interest before you, to insult and taunt you, subtly, of course, so that my master will not notice. |
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"You are worthless, but you might serve some simple purposes, as a slave".
"If you touch me again, I will tell my master," she said.
"Consider that, vain, handsome beast!" He regarded her, angrily.
And she stepped farther away, and stood straight.
She tossed her head, insolently, and her hair, which was longer now, which had never been cut on Gor, save to be trimmed and shaped, danced about her shoulders.
"You may, of course," she said, "look upon me, and frequently, I trust, and I shall find that amusing, for I know that you may not have me.
Indeed, I may move with particular interest before you, to insult and taunt you, subtly, of course, so that my master will not notice.
- (Prize of Gor)