Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 49 | 416 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps Paula, too, had noticed that, glances, subtle movements, proximities. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 413 | Why should she be frightened? I glanced at the Lady Alexina, and then, swiftly, lowered my head. |
| 49 | 414 | What I had seen there, in her eyes, was not reassuring. |
| 49 | 415 | It had not been difficult to detect the interest of the Lady Alexina in my master. |
| 49 | 416 | Perhaps Paula, too, had noticed that, glances, subtle movements, proximities. |
| 49 | 417 | Too, free women and slave girls, as is well known, are rivals. |
| 49 | 418 | The free woman has her freedom, her place in society, her influence, her connections, her resources, her position and power, all that she can offer a man, while the slave has little more than her helplessness, her collar, and her needs. |
| 49 | 419 | The advantages are clearly with the free woman. |
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Why should she be frightened? I glanced at the Lady Alexina, and then, swiftly, lowered my head.
What I had seen there, in her eyes, was not reassuring.
It had not been difficult to detect the interest of the Lady Alexina in my master.
Perhaps Paula, too, had noticed that, glances, subtle movements, proximities.
Too, free women and slave girls, as is well known, are rivals.
The free woman has her freedom, her place in society, her influence, her connections, her resources, her position and power, all that she can offer a man, while the slave has little more than her helplessness, her collar, and her needs.
The advantages are clearly with the free woman.
- (Plunder of Gor)