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

Who knew? In time, if the girls worked out well, they might be rewarded with a shirt dress, or even some colorful rags from the cuttings of trade cloth. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #442)
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14 442 Who View more quotes about knew">knew? In time, if the girls worked out well, they might be rewarded with a shirt dress, or even some colorful rags from the cuttings of trade cloth.

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

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14 439 But they were not wanted, of course.
14 440 The red savages preferred running their new acquisitions naked beside their kaiila.
14 441 This would be a splendid way to bring them to camp and display the success of their trading.
14 442 Who knew? In time, if the girls worked out well, they might be rewarded with a shirt dress, or even some colorful rags from the cuttings of trade cloth.
14 443 It is not a foregone conclusion, you see, that the female slave on Gor will be clothed.
14 444 If she is fully pleasing, serving with absolute perfection, in her numerous domestic duties and in her squirmings in the furs, of course, the average master will doubtless be inclined to grant her clothing, say, a tunic, or such.
14 445 One might think of this as her "earning her clothing" but that would be incorrect, as she can earn nothing.
But they were not wanted, of course. The red savages preferred running their new acquisitions naked beside their kaiila. This would be a splendid way to bring them to camp and display the success of their trading. Who knew? In time, if the girls worked out well, they might be rewarded with a shirt dress, or even some colorful rags from the cuttings of trade cloth. It is not a foregone conclusion, you see, that the female slave on Gor will be clothed. If she is fully pleasing, serving with absolute perfection, in her numerous domestic duties and in her squirmings in the furs, of course, the average master will doubtless be inclined to grant her clothing, say, a tunic, or such. One might think of this as her "earning her clothing" but that would be incorrect, as she can earn nothing. - (Savages of Gor)