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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

I despised him as a weakling from Earth, so different from the masters of women, from men such as you, my Master, but now I must needs try to please him, and as a slave and Coin Girl! I opened my tunic to him. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #589)
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18 589 I despised him as a weakling from View more quotes about earth">Earth, so different from the masters of women, from men such as you, my Master, but now I must needs try to please him, and as a slave and Coin Girl! I opened my tunic to him.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 586 "Then," she said, "late at night, on the Street of the Writhing Slave, I encountered one whom I had once known on Earth, one once called Jason Marshall.
18 587 The irony of it! I scorned him.
18 588 I held him in contempt.
18 589 I despised him as a weakling from Earth, so different from the masters of women, from men such as you, my Master, but now I must needs try to please him, and as a slave and Coin Girl! I opened my tunic to him.
18 590 I knelt before him.
18 591 I bit at his tunic.
18 592 I licked and kissed, piteously and submissively, at his feet and legs.
"Then," she said, "late at night, on the Street of the Writhing Slave, I encountered one whom I had once known on Earth, one once called Jason Marshall. The irony of it! I scorned him. I held him in contempt. I despised him as a weakling from Earth, so different from the masters of women, from men such as you, my Master, but now I must needs try to please him, and as a slave and Coin Girl! I opened my tunic to him. I knelt before him. I bit at his tunic. I licked and kissed, piteously and submissively, at his feet and legs. - (Guardsman of Gor)