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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It was the name of that girl on Earth who I was," she laughed, "that pretentious, foolish little prig, that silly, naive, sanctimonious little tart, so haughty and smug, so proud of herself, so concerned to deny that anyone so lofty as herself could possibly be a slave. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #789)
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34 789 "It was the View more quotes about name">name of that girl on Earth who I was," she laughed, "that pretentious, foolish little prig, that silly, naive, sanctimonious little tart, so haughty and smug, so proud of herself, so concerned to deny that anyone so lofty as herself could possibly be a slave.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 786 Her hands were tied behind her back.
34 787 "I love wearing that name as a slave name," she said.
34 788 I looked at her.
34 789 "It was the name of that girl on Earth who I was," she laughed, "that pretentious, foolish little prig, that silly, naive, sanctimonious little tart, so haughty and smug, so proud of herself, so concerned to deny that anyone so lofty as herself could possibly be a slave.
34 790 It gives me great pleasure to see that her master now puts her own name on her and forces her to wear it, openly and publicly, as a slave name".
34 791 "The name 'Janice'," I said, "apart from such considerations, is a beautiful name for a slave".
34 792 "I will try to be worthy of it," she said.
Her hands were tied behind her back. "I love wearing that name as a slave name," she said. I looked at her. "It was the name of that girl on Earth who I was," she laughed, "that pretentious, foolish little prig, that silly, naive, sanctimonious little tart, so haughty and smug, so proud of herself, so concerned to deny that anyone so lofty as herself could possibly be a slave. It gives me great pleasure to see that her master now puts her own name on her and forces her to wear it, openly and publicly, as a slave name". "The name 'Janice'," I said, "apart from such considerations, is a beautiful name for a slave". "I will try to be worthy of it," she said. - (Explorers of Gor)