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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

"If I were for sale," she said, "would you bid for me?" "I would think about it," I said. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #112)
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18 112 "If I were for sale," she said, "would you bid for me?" "I would View more quotes about think">think about it," I said.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 109 "You were always a slave," I said, "even in Ar".
18 110 "Yes," she said, defiantly, "I was always a slave, even in Ar!" "And now," I said, "you are where you belong, in a collar!" "Yes, Master!" she said.
18 111 "You are not for sale," I said.
18 112 "If I were for sale," she said, "would you bid for me?" "I would think about it," I said.
18 113 She pressed her lips to my boots.
18 114 "I would be a slave of slaves to you!" she said.
18 115 "Even in Ar I dreamed of myself, collared, in your arms!" "It is interesting," I said, "to have the former Lady Flavia of Ar so before me".
"You were always a slave," I said, "even in Ar". "Yes," she said, defiantly, "I was always a slave, even in Ar!" "And now," I said, "you are where you belong, in a collar!" "Yes, Master!" she said. "You are not for sale," I said. "If I were for sale," she said, "would you bid for me?" "I would think about it," I said. She pressed her lips to my boots. "I would be a slave of slaves to you!" she said. "Even in Ar I dreamed of myself, collared, in your arms!" "It is interesting," I said, "to have the former Lady Flavia of Ar so before me". - (Mariners of Gor)