Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 52 | 268 | "Do you think I do not know the nature of slave girls, how they relish being looked upon, how conscious they are of their attractions, how they love it that a scarcely garbed flank is viewed with interest, that one observes the sensitivity and delicacy of their features, speculates on what would be the touch of their lips, or hair, marvels at the provocativeness of a shoulder, a forearm, the delicious curve where hip meets waist, the madness of their ankles and calves, the joys of their bosoms, the loveliness of a waist, the sweet width of their love cradles, the excitements of their throats, locked in their collars. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 265 | "Do you know why you were beaten?" he asked. |
| 52 | 266 | "I attempted to interest another master," I said. |
| 52 | 267 | "What a fool you are," he said. |
| 52 | 268 | "Do you think I do not know the nature of slave girls, how they relish being looked upon, how conscious they are of their attractions, how they love it that a scarcely garbed flank is viewed with interest, that one observes the sensitivity and delicacy of their features, speculates on what would be the touch of their lips, or hair, marvels at the provocativeness of a shoulder, a forearm, the delicious curve where hip meets waist, the madness of their ankles and calves, the joys of their bosoms, the loveliness of a waist, the sweet width of their love cradles, the excitements of their throats, locked in their collars. |
| 52 | 269 | Why do you think we buy and own them! And do you not think they do not well know why they are bought and owned? They love being the fullest, the most complete, and most perfect of women". |
| 52 | 270 | "I do not understand," I whispered. |
| 52 | 271 | "A master," he said, "might even, as a matter of hospitality, put you to the feet of a guest, have you report to a friend, and so on". |
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"Do you know why you were beaten?" he asked.
"I attempted to interest another master," I said.
"What a fool you are," he said.
"Do you think I do not know the nature of slave girls, how they relish being looked upon, how conscious they are of their attractions, how they love it that a scarcely garbed flank is viewed with interest, that one observes the sensitivity and delicacy of their features, speculates on what would be the touch of their lips, or hair, marvels at the provocativeness of a shoulder, a forearm, the delicious curve where hip meets waist, the madness of their ankles and calves, the joys of their bosoms, the loveliness of a waist, the sweet width of their love cradles, the excitements of their throats, locked in their collars.
Why do you think we buy and own them! And do you not think they do not well know why they are bought and owned? They love being the fullest, the most complete, and most perfect of women".
"I do not understand," I whispered.
"A master," he said, "might even, as a matter of hospitality, put you to the feet of a guest, have you report to a friend, and so on".
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52)