Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 103 | "She is awakening," said Grendel. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 100 | What a View more quotes about lovely">lovely, skimpy little thing is a slave tunic, thought Cabot. |
| 34 | 101 | How tiny, how clinging, how revealing, and how easily removed! And how obvious it is to its occupant and to others that its wearer could be no more than a slave. |
| 34 | 102 | And how marvelous are women in such garments, in them as they should be, as slaves! The girl then stirred more. |
| 34 | 103 | "She is awakening," said Grendel. |
| 34 | 104 | "In my pouch, from Peisistratus," said Cabot, "I have some articles, among them slave cord". |
| 34 | 105 | "Coins, too," said Grendel, "even rubies?" "Yes," said Cabot, "worthless as they are, here no more than bits of metal, and pretty pebbles". |
| 34 | 106 | "Keep them," said Grendel. |
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What a lovely, skimpy little thing is a slave tunic, thought Cabot.
How tiny, how clinging, how revealing, and how easily removed! And how obvious it is to its occupant and to others that its wearer could be no more than a slave.
And how marvelous are women in such garments, in them as they should be, as slaves! The girl then stirred more.
"She is awakening," said Grendel.
"In my pouch, from Peisistratus," said Cabot, "I have some articles, among them slave cord".
"Coins, too," said Grendel, "even rubies?" "Yes," said Cabot, "worthless as they are, here no more than bits of metal, and pretty pebbles".
"Keep them," said Grendel.
- (Kur of Gor)