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

Yet from their glances, exchanged, it seemed that their responses held little of dismay. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #239)
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11 239 Yet from their glances, exchanged, it View more quotes about seemed">seemed that their responses held little of dismay.

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

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11 236 "Is the slave girl also, any slave girl," asked the red-haired girl, looking about meaningfully at her chain sisters, "at the sexual mercy of her master?" "Absolutely, and fully, and in every way," said Ginger.
11 237 The red-haired girl smiled, and looked at the others in her coffle, and then, rather pleased, kept her eyes ahead, innocently.
11 238 Several of the girls shrank back, uneasy, confused, frightened, in their chains.
11 239 Yet from their glances, exchanged, it seemed that their responses held little of dismay.
11 240 Indeed, mingled with expressions of fear, which I felt were fully justified, did I not note, as well, certain others, say, those of anticipation, of curiosity, or desire, or relief, or even of scarce-concealed elation? They would be choiceless.
11 241 They need not choose then as they had been told they must choose.
11 242 They need not choose then frustration, misery and suffering.
"Is the slave girl also, any slave girl," asked the red-haired girl, looking about meaningfully at her chain sisters, "at the sexual mercy of her master?" "Absolutely, and fully, and in every way," said Ginger. The red-haired girl smiled, and looked at the others in her coffle, and then, rather pleased, kept her eyes ahead, innocently. Several of the girls shrank back, uneasy, confused, frightened, in their chains. Yet from their glances, exchanged, it seemed that their responses held little of dismay. Indeed, mingled with expressions of fear, which I felt were fully justified, did I not note, as well, certain others, say, those of anticipation, of curiosity, or desire, or relief, or even of scarce-concealed elation? They would be choiceless. They need not choose then as they had been told they must choose. They need not choose then frustration, misery and suffering. - (Savages of Gor)