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

She would be presented to the crowd as though, since childhood, she had been owned by a quiet, respectable family which, lately, because of financial difficulties had been forced to sell her. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #105)
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28 105 She would be presented to the crowd as View more quotes about though">though, since childhood, she had been owned by a quiet, respectable family which, lately, because of financial difficulties had been forced to sell her.

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

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28 102 "Move down one space," said the slaver's man.
28 103 We did so.
28 104 The girl to my right wore a demure, brief house tunic, of the sort worn by a house slave.
28 105 She would be presented to the crowd as though, since childhood, she had been owned by a quiet, respectable family which, lately, because of financial difficulties had been forced to sell her.
28 106 She would be reputed to know little of the lust of men or the duties of a pleasure slave.
28 107 Still, it would be suggested, a master might teach her.
28 108 This story was not entirely a fabrication.
"Move down one space," said the slaver's man. We did so. The girl to my right wore a demure, brief house tunic, of the sort worn by a house slave. She would be presented to the crowd as though, since childhood, she had been owned by a quiet, respectable family which, lately, because of financial difficulties had been forced to sell her. She would be reputed to know little of the lust of men or the duties of a pleasure slave. Still, it would be suggested, a master might teach her. This story was not entirely a fabrication. - (Slave Girl of Gor)