Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 22 | 603 | Does that glance not say to the woman, however briefly, "I am happy. |
| 22 | 604 | Are you my sister?" A slaver, of course, perhaps from over a newspaper, or one standing nearby, perhaps on a subway, clinging to a support, or one apparently merely waiting in a corridor or doorway, notes the woman's reaction. |
| 22 | 605 | Does it say, in effect, "I, too, belong in a collar. |
| 22 | 606 | I wish I knew such a man, a man such as you know, lovely sister, one strong enough to put me in a collar. |
| 22 | 607 | I am a woman. |
| 22 | 608 | I belong in a collar. |
| 22 | 609 | I want one!" Too, of course, there are such obvious things as the natural feminine grace of the woman, the width of her love cradle, the betraying movements of her body within her garmenture, the noted movements of her thighs, and such". |
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Does that glance not say to the woman, however briefly, "I am happy.
Are you my sister?" A slaver, of course, perhaps from over a newspaper, or one standing nearby, perhaps on a subway, clinging to a support, or one apparently merely waiting in a corridor or doorway, notes the woman's reaction.
Does it say, in effect, "I, too, belong in a collar.
I wish I knew such a man, a man such as you know, lovely sister, one strong enough to put me in a collar.
I am a woman.
I belong in a collar.
I want one!" Too, of course, there are such obvious things as the natural feminine grace of the woman, the width of her love cradle, the betraying movements of her body within her garmenture, the noted movements of her thighs, and such".
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter )