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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

Lana and I were more valuable than Ute and Inge, or so we thought. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #473)
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11 473 View more quotes about lana">Lana and I were more valuable than Ute and Inge, or so we thought.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 470 How would she fare, I wondered, stripped, with a mark on her thigh, submitted to men! I wondered if she would ever meet her master, and kneel before him.
11 471 That night Ute and Inge asked Lana and I to help clean the cage, but we, as usual, refused.
11 472 That was the work of lesser girls.
11 473 Lana and I were more valuable than Ute and Inge, or so we thought.
11 474 The three of us might have forced Lana to help, but then I would have had to work, too.
11 475 I realized that if I joined with Lana, though I did not care for her, they could not force either of us to work.
11 476 Since Ute and Inge were insistent that the cage be cleaned, this unpleasant task thus fell regularly on them.
How would she fare, I wondered, stripped, with a mark on her thigh, submitted to men! I wondered if she would ever meet her master, and kneel before him. That night Ute and Inge asked Lana and I to help clean the cage, but we, as usual, refused. That was the work of lesser girls. Lana and I were more valuable than Ute and Inge, or so we thought. The three of us might have forced Lana to help, but then I would have had to work, too. I realized that if I joined with Lana, though I did not care for her, they could not force either of us to work. Since Ute and Inge were insistent that the cage be cleaned, this unpleasant task thus fell regularly on them. - (Captive of Gor)