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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I wondered what she might look like, her clothing removed, standing on the tiles of a palace. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #797)
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1 797 I View more quotes about wondered">wondered what she might look like, her clothing removed, standing on the tiles of a palace.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 794 I did not speak to her then, but watched her, as she stood, angrily, outside the restaurant.
1 795 I considered her.
1 796 Thoughts slipped through my mind.
1 797 I wondered what she might look like, her clothing removed, standing on the tiles of a palace.
1 798 How strange it then seemed to me that society should ever have developed in such a way that such delicious and desirable creatures should have ever been permitted their freedom.
1 799 Surely they belonged in steel collars at a man's feet.
1 800 She was aware of my eyes on her, but she did not look at me directly.
I did not speak to her then, but watched her, as she stood, angrily, outside the restaurant. I considered her. Thoughts slipped through my mind. I wondered what she might look like, her clothing removed, standing on the tiles of a palace. How strange it then seemed to me that society should ever have developed in such a way that such delicious and desirable creatures should have ever been permitted their freedom. Surely they belonged in steel collars at a man's feet. She was aware of my eyes on her, but she did not look at me directly. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)