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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

I looked at the stout iron door, behind which I would be sold. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #686)
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27 686 I View more quotes about looked">looked at the stout iron door, behind which I would be sold.

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

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27 683 I slipped the tunic on, and sashed it, and, one by one, by the five buttons, closed it.
27 684 I wished he had torn it open and would march me through the streets as an exposed slave, that other girls might see the strength of the man who owned me.
27 685 We left the tavern and made our way to the Curulean, to a back entrance.
27 686 I looked at the stout iron door, behind which I would be sold.
27 687 "We must enter," he said to me.
27 688 "Do with me what you want," I said to him.
27 689 "I am," he said.
I slipped the tunic on, and sashed it, and, one by one, by the five buttons, closed it. I wished he had torn it open and would march me through the streets as an exposed slave, that other girls might see the strength of the man who owned me. We left the tavern and made our way to the Curulean, to a back entrance. I looked at the stout iron door, behind which I would be sold. "We must enter," he said to me. "Do with me what you want," I said to him. "I am," he said. - (Slave Girl of Gor)