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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And I have heard," said he, "that some women, for whatever reason, look up at a fellow, from their knees, and recognize him as their master". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #448)
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18 448 "And I have View more quotes about heard">heard," said he, "that some women, for whatever reason, look up at a fellow, from their knees, and recognize him as their master".

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 445 "I like having you cook for me," he said, "and I enjoy shackling you, such things".
18 446 "I see," I said.
18 447 "I have heard that some men, for whatever reason, see a woman as their slave, as delicious, incomparable collar meat, special to them, and will not rest until she is chained at their feet".
18 448 "And I have heard," said he, "that some women, for whatever reason, look up at a fellow, from their knees, and recognize him as their master".
18 449 "There is another beauty," said Astrinax, indicating another paga girl.
18 450 "She has brown hair," I said.
18 451 "At least," said he in whose charge I was, "it is more than a hort or two in length".
"I like having you cook for me," he said, "and I enjoy shackling you, such things". "I see," I said. "I have heard that some men, for whatever reason, see a woman as their slave, as delicious, incomparable collar meat, special to them, and will not rest until she is chained at their feet". "And I have heard," said he, "that some women, for whatever reason, look up at a fellow, from their knees, and recognize him as their master". "There is another beauty," said Astrinax, indicating another paga girl. "She has brown hair," I said. "At least," said he in whose charge I was, "it is more than a hort or two in length". - (Conspirators of Gor)