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

Had I found her there, in the darkness, in the light of the lamp, on her chain, I doubted that I would have condescended to put her to use. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #42)
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47 42 Had I View more quotes about found">found her there, in the darkness, in the light of the lamp, on her chain, I doubted that I would have condescended to put her to use.

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

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47 39 I now knew she had been in the slave house, though I had never found her there personally, not that I had looked for her, nor that it would have mattered to me, one way or the other, if she had been there or not.
47 40 You must understand I was not much interested in her.
47 41 Nor was I now.
47 42 Had I found her there, in the darkness, in the light of the lamp, on her chain, I doubted that I would have condescended to put her to use.
47 43 Doubtless I would have passed her over, in favor of other slaves, better slaves.
47 44 Yet I had little doubt but what the slave house had changed her.
47 45 It does that to a woman.
I now knew she had been in the slave house, though I had never found her there personally, not that I had looked for her, nor that it would have mattered to me, one way or the other, if she had been there or not. You must understand I was not much interested in her. Nor was I now. Had I found her there, in the darkness, in the light of the lamp, on her chain, I doubted that I would have condescended to put her to use. Doubtless I would have passed her over, in favor of other slaves, better slaves. Yet I had little doubt but what the slave house had changed her. It does that to a woman. - (Smugglers of Gor)