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

Two slave girls, too, owned by my mistress, barefoot, in collars and tunics, had been in the vicinity, chatting, balancing wicker laundry baskets on their heads. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #44)
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14 44 Two View more quotes about slave">slave girls, too, owned by my mistress, barefoot, in collars and tunics, had been in the vicinity, chatting, balancing wicker laundry baskets on their heads.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 41 She had laughed.
14 42 "I keep him on his knees," she had said.
14 43 Another time, in the halls, she had passed me while I was polishing a large, brass vase.
14 44 Two slave girls, too, owned by my mistress, barefoot, in collars and tunics, had been in the vicinity, chatting, balancing wicker laundry baskets on their heads.
14 45 "Better keep the slave girls away from this one," she had said to a nearby keeper, indicating me.
14 46 They had laughed.
14 47 It had been a joke, of course.
She had laughed. "I keep him on his knees," she had said. Another time, in the halls, she had passed me while I was polishing a large, brass vase. Two slave girls, too, owned by my mistress, barefoot, in collars and tunics, had been in the vicinity, chatting, balancing wicker laundry baskets on their heads. "Better keep the slave girls away from this one," she had said to a nearby keeper, indicating me. They had laughed. It had been a joke, of course. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)