Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 516 | "I View more quotes about wonder">wonder how I should garb you". |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 513 | It is then not unusual for her to put the slave to her feet and, as the poor girl kneels, and tries to cover her head, put to the street, wantonly belabor her. |
| 21 | 514 | None are likely to object to this, as the free woman is free, and may do much what she wishes, and the slave is only a slave. |
| 21 | 515 | Perhaps she jostled the free woman in a crowd or met her eyes, as though she might have been free. |
| 21 | 516 | "I wonder how I should garb you". |
| 21 | 517 | "Master?" "Surely you are aware that your adornments and attire are entirely at my discretion". |
| 21 | 518 | "Yes, Master". |
| 21 | 519 | "I think I shall have your ears pierced". |
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It is then not unusual for her to put the slave to her feet and, as the poor girl kneels, and tries to cover her head, put to the street, wantonly belabor her.
None are likely to object to this, as the free woman is free, and may do much what she wishes, and the slave is only a slave.
Perhaps she jostled the free woman in a crowd or met her eyes, as though she might have been free.
"I wonder how I should garb you".
"Master?" "Surely you are aware that your adornments and attire are entirely at my discretion".
"Yes, Master".
"I think I shall have your ears pierced".
- (Guardsman of Gor)