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

She would doubtless bring a high price. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #606)
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11 606 She would View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless bring a high price.

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

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11 603 But what if he should command her to perform? Would he not then be astonished to find what he had purchased, a girl suddenly forced to reveal herself as an eager, helplessly appetitious slave, one desperate to, and exquisitely trained to, please the senses of a master? I now saw Inge as a rival.
11 604 But I resolved to best her.
11 605 I could be even a more superb slave than she! Ute, of course, was incredible, superb.
11 606 She would doubtless bring a high price.
11 607 But I thought that I would bring a higher.
11 608 It also interested me, even astonished me, to see the fervor and skill brought to her training by the refined Lady Rena of Lydius.
11 609 She knew that she had already, in effect, been purchased, but she did not know who her master might be.
But what if he should command her to perform? Would he not then be astonished to find what he had purchased, a girl suddenly forced to reveal herself as an eager, helplessly appetitious slave, one desperate to, and exquisitely trained to, please the senses of a master? I now saw Inge as a rival. But I resolved to best her. I could be even a more superb slave than she! Ute, of course, was incredible, superb. She would doubtless bring a high price. But I thought that I would bring a higher. It also interested me, even astonished me, to see the fervor and skill brought to her training by the refined Lady Rena of Lydius. She knew that she had already, in effect, been purchased, but she did not know who her master might be. - (Captive of Gor)