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

We were kajirae, lovely, purchasable brutes who existed for the service of our masters. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #93)
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61 93 We were kajirae, View more quotes about lovely">lovely, purchasable brutes who existed for the service of our masters.

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

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61 90 Then she lowered her arm, looked about herself, and screamed in horror.
61 91 Like the rest of us she wore naught but her collar.
61 92 We are beasts who need not be clothed.
61 93 We were kajirae, lovely, purchasable brutes who existed for the service of our masters.
61 94 I did not think the neck of the former, proud free woman, the Lady Alexina, had long been in a collar.
61 95 I suspected that Decius Albus had welcomed her return to his house, taken pains to allay her apprehensions, and treated her as before, honorably and bountifully, or even better, while contemplating all the while how he might best express his dissatisfaction with her service.
61 96 Perhaps only today she had been seized, stripped, branded, and collared.
Then she lowered her arm, looked about herself, and screamed in horror. Like the rest of us she wore naught but her collar. We are beasts who need not be clothed. We were kajirae, lovely, purchasable brutes who existed for the service of our masters. I did not think the neck of the former, proud free woman, the Lady Alexina, had long been in a collar. I suspected that Decius Albus had welcomed her return to his house, taken pains to allay her apprehensions, and treated her as before, honorably and bountifully, or even better, while contemplating all the while how he might best express his dissatisfaction with her service. Perhaps only today she had been seized, stripped, branded, and collared. - (Plunder of Gor)