Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 27 | 359 | "And now," she said, "it is pleasant to see you again, and as you should be, and are, kajira". |
| 27 | 360 | "A slave notes," I said, looking up, "that mistress is camisked, and collared". |
| 27 | 361 | "Do you think you are clever?" she asked. |
| 27 | 362 | "mistress knows I am intelligent," I said, "just as I know that mistress is intelligent". |
| 27 | 363 | "I wonder what Mrs. |
| 27 | 364 | Rawlinson saw in you," she said. |
| 27 | 365 | "Doubtless the same that she saw in you, and the others," I said, "that we might do, as slaves". |
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"And now," she said, "it is pleasant to see you again, and as you should be, and are, kajira".
"A slave notes," I said, looking up, "that mistress is camisked, and collared".
"Do you think you are clever?" she asked.
"mistress knows I am intelligent," I said, "just as I know that mistress is intelligent".
"I wonder what Mrs.
Rawlinson saw in you," she said.
"Doubtless the same that she saw in you, and the others," I said, "that we might do, as slaves".
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )