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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 12 Slowly I began to ascend the wide, concave stairs, worn by the bare feet of countless slave girls before me.
13 13 There were twenty steps to the height of the block.
13 14 My hair was longer now, as it had not been cut on Gor, save to trim and shape it.
13 15 It now fell below my shoulders, and swirled behind me, shaped into the "slave flame".
13 16 No longer did I wear the Turian collar; it had been roughly filed from my neck by a male slave, under the whip of his overseer.
13 17 He had been struck once when he had let his finger touch the side of my neck.
13 18 I do not know if he did it on purpose or not.
Slowly I began to ascend the wide, concave stairs, worn by the bare feet of countless slave girls before me. There were twenty steps to the height of the block. My hair was longer now, as it had not been cut on Gor, save to trim and shape it. It now fell below my shoulders, and swirled behind me, shaped into the "slave flame". No longer did I wear the Turian collar; it had been roughly filed from my neck by a male slave, under the whip of his overseer. He had been struck once when he had let his finger touch the side of my neck. I do not know if he did it on purpose or not. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter )