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

"Were I, passing on a street, to find you chained on a slave shelf," he said, "it is true that I might look twice". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #174)
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52 174 "Were I, passing on a View more quotes about street">street, to find you chained on a slave shelf," he said, "it is true that I might look twice".

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

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52 171 "I find it easy to believe some men might find you of interest.
52 172 You and Paula both seem to have been bred to wear a collar and tunic, but then I suppose you both were, as you are both women".
52 173 "Perhaps Master finds me of interest," I said, putting my head to his thigh.
52 174 "Were I, passing on a street, to find you chained on a slave shelf," he said, "it is true that I might look twice".
52 175 "I find Master handsome and strong," I said.
52 176 "Does he not feel Phyllis near him?" "I am not unaware of your proximity," he said.
52 177 "Is Paula truly so attractive?" I whispered.
"I find it easy to believe some men might find you of interest. You and Paula both seem to have been bred to wear a collar and tunic, but then I suppose you both were, as you are both women". "Perhaps Master finds me of interest," I said, putting my head to his thigh. "Were I, passing on a street, to find you chained on a slave shelf," he said, "it is true that I might look twice". "I find Master handsome and strong," I said. "Does he not feel Phyllis near him?" "I am not unaware of your proximity," he said. "Is Paula truly so attractive?" I whispered. - (Plunder of Gor)