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

"Is it because of your beauty, little slave," he asked, "that this has come about?" I could not answer him, so miserable I was. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #1638)
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9 1638 "Is it because of your View more quotes about beauty">beauty, little slave," he asked, "that this has come about?" I could not answer him, so miserable I was.

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

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9 1635 He flexed his arms, and hitched up the skirt of the tunic, higher in his belt, until it was high on his thighs.
9 1636 Bran Loort, too, did these things.
9 1637 Thurnus came to me and lifted me to my feet, his hands on my arms.
9 1638 "Is it because of your beauty, little slave," he asked, "that this has come about?" I could not answer him, so miserable I was.
9 1639 I could not stand without his holding me.
9 1640 "No," said Thurnus.
9 1641 "There is more involved here".
He flexed his arms, and hitched up the skirt of the tunic, higher in his belt, until it was high on his thighs. Bran Loort, too, did these things. Thurnus came to me and lifted me to my feet, his hands on my arms. "Is it because of your beauty, little slave," he asked, "that this has come about?" I could not answer him, so miserable I was. I could not stand without his holding me. "No," said Thurnus. "There is more involved here". - (Slave Girl of Gor)