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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had called one to me, a brunette, who seemed lost, and timid, naked, locked in the cage, but did not ask her to perform I merely wished to ascertain the lot number. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #176)
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4 176 I had View more quotes about called">called one to me, a brunette, who seemed lost, and timid, naked, locked in the cage, but did not ask her to perform I merely wished to ascertain the lot number.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 173 That sometimes provokes a fellow to bid, if only to have the pleasure of having such a bold, pretentious animal cowering at his feet, lifting her lips to his whip.
4 174 When a girl is called to the bars she must approach her summoner, posing and displaying herself as he might suggest.
4 175 Her lot number is prominent, drawn on her left breast in grease pencil.
4 176 I had called one to me, a brunette, who seemed lost, and timid, naked, locked in the cage, but did not ask her to perform I merely wished to ascertain the lot number.
4 177 Amidst all the others, near the cages and in the vicinity, I do not think she recognized me.
4 178 I was not in the barbarous garments with which I had disguised myself on her crowded, polluted, misguided, hapless world, nor in the work tunic I had worn in the warehouse.
4 179 I was in robes suitable for my caste, dark, with the small blue and yellow chevrons low on the left sleeve.
That sometimes provokes a fellow to bid, if only to have the pleasure of having such a bold, pretentious animal cowering at his feet, lifting her lips to his whip. When a girl is called to the bars she must approach her summoner, posing and displaying herself as he might suggest. Her lot number is prominent, drawn on her left breast in grease pencil. I had called one to me, a brunette, who seemed lost, and timid, naked, locked in the cage, but did not ask her to perform I merely wished to ascertain the lot number. Amidst all the others, near the cages and in the vicinity, I do not think she recognized me. I was not in the barbarous garments with which I had disguised myself on her crowded, polluted, misguided, hapless world, nor in the work tunic I had worn in the warehouse. I was in robes suitable for my caste, dark, with the small blue and yellow chevrons low on the left sleeve. - (Smugglers of Gor)