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

"He seems strong," I said to Kenneth. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #21)
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25 21 "He View more quotes about seems">seems strong," I said to Kenneth.

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

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25 18 This is because they know that they are the natural spoils of the wars of men.
25 19 This is obvious in any woman, whether slave or free, but it is particularly and almost pathetically obvious among female slaves, who already know themselves explicitly and legally as properties and spoils.
25 20 Too, their half-naked bodies, collared and branded, make it difficult for them to conceal their excitement, or other emotions and feelings.
25 21 "He seems strong," I said to Kenneth.
25 22 "Yes," said Kenneth, not looking back, but continuing to wrap the leather about my hands.
25 23 "His body," said I, "is muchly scarred".
25 24 "It should be," said Kenneth.
This is because they know that they are the natural spoils of the wars of men. This is obvious in any woman, whether slave or free, but it is particularly and almost pathetically obvious among female slaves, who already know themselves explicitly and legally as properties and spoils. Too, their half-naked bodies, collared and branded, make it difficult for them to conceal their excitement, or other emotions and feelings. "He seems strong," I said to Kenneth. "Yes," said Kenneth, not looking back, but continuing to wrap the leather about my hands. "His body," said I, "is muchly scarred". "It should be," said Kenneth. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)