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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

The decision, of course, was his. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #111)
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20 111 The decision, of View more quotes about course">course, was his.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 108 He had sheared me very closely, to within perhaps a quarter inch of my skin.
20 109 In the days since the shearing the hair had not appreciably lengthened.
20 110 I wondered if he would permit my hair to grow out, perhaps to cut it again in a few months, to add more of it to his stock, or if he would, perhaps for his amusement, or to keep my identity a better secret, keep me closely sheared.
20 111 The decision, of course, was his.
20 112 I was to him, in effect, as his slave.
20 113 I wondered if the shortness of my hair, the result of the shearing, made me less attractive to Speusippus.
20 114 I wondered if that were why he had not snapped his fingers and commanded me to his pleasure.
He had sheared me very closely, to within perhaps a quarter inch of my skin. In the days since the shearing the hair had not appreciably lengthened. I wondered if he would permit my hair to grow out, perhaps to cut it again in a few months, to add more of it to his stock, or if he would, perhaps for his amusement, or to keep my identity a better secret, keep me closely sheared. The decision, of course, was his. I was to him, in effect, as his slave. I wondered if the shortness of my hair, the result of the shearing, made me less attractive to Speusippus. I wondered if that were why he had not snapped his fingers and commanded me to his pleasure. - (Kajira of Gor)