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

"Ah, yes," he said, "you, with your smiles, your expressions, your laughter, your body movements, your inadvertent touchings, your little cries of pleasure and disappointment, would do very well at keeping a fellow at the tables, in prompting him to continue, even be it into penury or destitution". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #105)
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35 105 "Ah, yes," he said, "you, with your smiles, your expressions, your laughter, your View more quotes about body">body movements, your inadvertent touchings, your little cries of pleasure and disappointment, would do very well at keeping a fellow at the tables, in prompting him to continue, even be it into penury or destitution".

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

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35 102 I was silent.
35 103 "I learned from Astrinax," he said, "from your test in the office of Menon, which you passed easily, that you, a nasty, deceitful little kajira, were an excellent choice for such a slave".
35 104 "Master!" I protested.
35 105 "Ah, yes," he said, "you, with your smiles, your expressions, your laughter, your body movements, your inadvertent touchings, your little cries of pleasure and disappointment, would do very well at keeping a fellow at the tables, in prompting him to continue, even be it into penury or destitution".
35 106 "I am different now, Master," I said.
35 107 "I have learned much in the collar".
35 108 "But I have not brought you here," he said, "to castigate you for the worthless, shameful slut you are".
I was silent. "I learned from Astrinax," he said, "from your test in the office of Menon, which you passed easily, that you, a nasty, deceitful little kajira, were an excellent choice for such a slave". "Master!" I protested. "Ah, yes," he said, "you, with your smiles, your expressions, your laughter, your body movements, your inadvertent touchings, your little cries of pleasure and disappointment, would do very well at keeping a fellow at the tables, in prompting him to continue, even be it into penury or destitution". "I am different now, Master," I said. "I have learned much in the collar". "But I have not brought you here," he said, "to castigate you for the worthless, shameful slut you are". - (Conspirators of Gor)