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

"Yes," said the second, but it seemed to me that she, beneath her robes and veil, shuddered again with pleasure. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #55)
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9 55 "Yes," said the View more quotes about second">second, but it seemed to me that she, beneath her robes and veil, shuddered again with pleasure.

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

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9 52 "They might treat you as though you were little better than a slave".
9 53 "Or perhaps as only a slave," said the second.
9 54 "How horrifying that would be," said the first.
9 55 "Yes," said the second, but it seemed to me that she, beneath her robes and veil, shuddered again with pleasure.
9 56 "But if the Mistress is strong," said the first, "what has she to fear?" "One who is stronger than she," said the second.
9 57 "I am stronger than any man," said the first.
9 58 "But what if you should meet your Master?" asked the second.
"They might treat you as though you were little better than a slave". "Or perhaps as only a slave," said the second. "How horrifying that would be," said the first. "Yes," said the second, but it seemed to me that she, beneath her robes and veil, shuddered again with pleasure. "But if the Mistress is strong," said the first, "what has she to fear?" "One who is stronger than she," said the second. "I am stronger than any man," said the first. "But what if you should meet your Master?" asked the second. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)