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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

So, I thought, that high lady, so superior, distant, and frosty, must now begin to cope with a possibly dismaying realization, that she has the belly of a slave. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 58, Sentence #67)
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58 67 So, I View more quotes about thought">thought, that high lady, so superior, distant, and frosty, must now begin to cope with a possibly dismaying realization, that she has the belly of a slave.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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58 64 What are you going to do with me?" "Slut!" had said Tajima, and kicked her contemptuously, and she shrank back in her bonds.
58 65 "They are all slaves," said Pertinax.
58 66 "Happily," I said.
58 67 So, I thought, that high lady, so superior, distant, and frosty, must now begin to cope with a possibly dismaying realization, that she has the belly of a slave.
58 68 In the morning, following some residue of the previous evening's meal, sumptuous compared to the miserable fare of the chamber of the Kurii, we had begun our search, the object of which was to rejoin Nodachi and locate the trophy room in which, we hoped, might be found weapons.
58 69 The first day, we put the Lady Kameko, on her leash, her hands bound behind her, to the fore, as we supposed that she, despite her denials, must know the location of the trophy room.
58 70 "To the trophy room," ordered Tajima, with a flourish of his switch.
What are you going to do with me?" "Slut!" had said Tajima, and kicked her contemptuously, and she shrank back in her bonds. "They are all slaves," said Pertinax. "Happily," I said. So, I thought, that high lady, so superior, distant, and frosty, must now begin to cope with a possibly dismaying realization, that she has the belly of a slave. In the morning, following some residue of the previous evening's meal, sumptuous compared to the miserable fare of the chamber of the Kurii, we had begun our search, the object of which was to rejoin Nodachi and locate the trophy room in which, we hoped, might be found weapons. The first day, we put the Lady Kameko, on her leash, her hands bound behind her, to the fore, as we supposed that she, despite her denials, must know the location of the trophy room. "To the trophy room," ordered Tajima, with a flourish of his switch. - (Rebels of Gor)