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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had little doubt but what the situation of both of these girls would become even more clear to them once they were branded. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #106)
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8 106 I had View more quotes about little">little doubt but what the situation of both of these girls would become even more clear to them once they were branded.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 103 The auburn-haired girl, cooperatingly and without the least resistance, assumed various postures and attitudes, following the indications of the various men about her block.
8 104 She even permitted herself, without the least resistance, to be posed, and by hand, for their interest.
8 105 She knelt now on the block, back on her heels, her knees spread, her back straight, her head back, her hands behind the back of her head.
8 106 I had little doubt but what the situation of both of these girls would become even more clear to them once they were branded.
8 107 "Noble Sirs!" called a voice, that of the fellow in the soiled blue-and-yellow shirt who had, earlier, been advertising the sale outside the compound.
8 108 "Noble Sirs," he called.
8 109 "We are ready for the final auction of the evening!" This announcement was greeted with a murmur of interest and the men in the hall began to move toward the front of the room, to the vicinity of the central block.
The auburn-haired girl, cooperatingly and without the least resistance, assumed various postures and attitudes, following the indications of the various men about her block. She even permitted herself, without the least resistance, to be posed, and by hand, for their interest. She knelt now on the block, back on her heels, her knees spread, her back straight, her head back, her hands behind the back of her head. I had little doubt but what the situation of both of these girls would become even more clear to them once they were branded. "Noble Sirs!" called a voice, that of the fellow in the soiled blue-and-yellow shirt who had, earlier, been advertising the sale outside the compound. "Noble Sirs," he called. "We are ready for the final auction of the evening!" This announcement was greeted with a murmur of interest and the men in the hall began to move toward the front of the room, to the vicinity of the central block. - (Savages of Gor)