Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 38 | 166 | Let him then, if View more quotes about vain">vain, congratulate himself on his astute eye, his unerring appraisal of exhibited, helpless, vended slave flesh, or, if more modest, let him simply thank the Priest-Kings for his unexpected good fortune. |
| 38 | 167 | In either event, witting or no, he would discover that Audrey was marvelous slave goods. |
| 38 | 168 | She was an excellent buy. |
| 38 | 169 | How far she was now from the naive, chained beauty in a brief, white platform tunic, exhibited on a wooden slave shelf, long ago, at the Fair of En'Kara, first learning what she now was, a slave, and that she must fear and obey men. |
| 38 | 170 | How well she had done. |
| 38 | 171 | She had come far in her bondage. |
| 38 | 172 | I was proud of her. |
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Let him then, if vain, congratulate himself on his astute eye, his unerring appraisal of exhibited, helpless, vended slave flesh, or, if more modest, let him simply thank the Priest-Kings for his unexpected good fortune.
In either event, witting or no, he would discover that Audrey was marvelous slave goods.
She was an excellent buy.
How far she was now from the naive, chained beauty in a brief, white platform tunic, exhibited on a wooden slave shelf, long ago, at the Fair of En'Kara, first learning what she now was, a slave, and that she must fear and obey men.
How well she had done.
She had come far in her bondage.
I was proud of her.
- (Beasts of Gor)