Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 78 | 101 | "Many View more quotes about times">times, doubtless more often than they care for, or would admit, masters grow quite fond of their slaves". |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 78 | 98 | How much now, and how helplessly, are we theirs!" "But might they not, sometimes, be kind to us, and grant us a caress, and more, for our own sake?" "Surely," said Corinna, "much as one might pat a kaiila, or pet a domestic sleen". |
| 78 | 99 | "More than that?" asked the brunette. |
| 78 | 100 | "Let us speak softly," said Corinna. |
| 78 | 101 | "Many times, doubtless more often than they care for, or would admit, masters grow quite fond of their slaves". |
| 78 | 102 | "Doubtless free women would object to this," said the brunette. |
| 78 | 103 | "It is surely another reason they hate us," said Corinna, "and with such ferocity". |
| 78 | 104 | "Might they not envy us?" asked the brunette slave. |
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How much now, and how helplessly, are we theirs!" "But might they not, sometimes, be kind to us, and grant us a caress, and more, for our own sake?" "Surely," said Corinna, "much as one might pat a kaiila, or pet a domestic sleen".
"More than that?" asked the brunette.
"Let us speak softly," said Corinna.
"Many times, doubtless more often than they care for, or would admit, masters grow quite fond of their slaves".
"Doubtless free women would object to this," said the brunette.
"It is surely another reason they hate us," said Corinna, "and with such ferocity".
"Might they not envy us?" asked the brunette slave.
- (Kur of Gor)