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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

Yet how fantastically weak and joyous and alive and happy it made me feel! My master, crouching down, examined the slave flower on my thigh. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #111)
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4 111 Yet how fantastically weak and joyous and View more quotes about alive">alive and happy it made me feel! My master, crouching down, examined the slave flower on my thigh.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 108 From the looks of the men I understood that now I stood much differently than I had when I had come to the camp, that the girl who now stood slave within the wall of thorn brush was far more valuable than she who had so recently miserably stood captive beyond its perimeter.
4 109 The looks of the men told me that I was now more desirable, more beautiful.
4 110 I know I should have objected to this, that I should have resented it intensely.
4 111 Yet how fantastically weak and joyous and alive and happy it made me feel! My master, crouching down, examined the slave flower on my thigh.
4 112 I did not dare touch him.
4 113 I trembled.
4 114 He straightened up.
From the looks of the men I understood that now I stood much differently than I had when I had come to the camp, that the girl who now stood slave within the wall of thorn brush was far more valuable than she who had so recently miserably stood captive beyond its perimeter. The looks of the men told me that I was now more desirable, more beautiful. I know I should have objected to this, that I should have resented it intensely. Yet how fantastically weak and joyous and alive and happy it made me feel! My master, crouching down, examined the slave flower on my thigh. I did not dare touch him. I trembled. He straightened up. - (Slave Girl of Gor)