Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 42 | 226 | "I understand your apprehension," she said. |
| 42 | 227 | "Too, do not expect that your sex, your collar, and your beauty, such as it is, will protect you at such a meeting. |
| 42 | 228 | You are not one of their own females, a high female, of Kur blood. |
| 42 | 229 | As a lying, displeasing slave you may well be cast naked to leech plants or fed to sleen, or, more mercifully, perhaps, to save time, be simply, swiftly, bitten to death". |
| 42 | 230 | "I am a poor slave," I said. |
| 42 | 231 | "I know nothing of these things". |
| 42 | 232 | The Lady Bina then undid the knots of the cords wound about my ankles, and put the cords to the side. |
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"I understand your apprehension," she said.
"Too, do not expect that your sex, your collar, and your beauty, such as it is, will protect you at such a meeting.
You are not one of their own females, a high female, of Kur blood.
As a lying, displeasing slave you may well be cast naked to leech plants or fed to sleen, or, more mercifully, perhaps, to save time, be simply, swiftly, bitten to death".
"I am a poor slave," I said.
"I know nothing of these things".
The Lady Bina then undid the knots of the cords wound about my ankles, and put the cords to the side.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )