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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Rather there seems to be curiosity as to your antecedents, to the manner of my keeping of you, and such". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #67)
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16 67 View more quotes about rather">Rather there seems to be curiosity as to your antecedents, to the manner of my keeping of you, and such".

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 64 Such things were not unknown.
16 65 It can be flattering, of course, for a girl to know that men might be interested in buying her, in owning her.
16 66 "No," he said, "or not usually.
16 67 Rather there seems to be curiosity as to your antecedents, to the manner of my keeping of you, and such".
16 68 "Perhaps they think I am a runaway free woman," I said, "a free lover, concealing herself as a slave?" "Do not be absurd," he said.
16 69 "You are clearly a slave.
16 70 Just as it is impossible for a free woman to impersonate a slave, so it is impossible for a woman, once she has learned her collar, to impersonate a free woman.
Such things were not unknown. It can be flattering, of course, for a girl to know that men might be interested in buying her, in owning her. "No," he said, "or not usually. Rather there seems to be curiosity as to your antecedents, to the manner of my keeping of you, and such". "Perhaps they think I am a runaway free woman," I said, "a free lover, concealing herself as a slave?" "Do not be absurd," he said. "You are clearly a slave. Just as it is impossible for a free woman to impersonate a slave, so it is impossible for a woman, once she has learned her collar, to impersonate a free woman. - (Plunder of Gor)