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

"Too," he said, "there is not one of you, as the tests have shown, who is not an authentic slave; there is not one of you who, from the bottom of her pretty belly, does not belong in a collar". - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #166)
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27 166 "Too," he said, "there is not one of you, as the tests have shown, who is not an authentic View more quotes about slave">slave; there is not one of you who, from the bottom of her pretty belly, does not belong in a collar".

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

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27 163 We did not wish to be fed to sleen, or, perhaps, if our internal slavery was adequate, but our external performances insufficient, being sent to a laundry or returned to a mill, where we might have to remain perhaps indefinitely.
27 164 "It is an excellent class, one of the best I have had," he said.
27 165 "Thank you, Master," said several of the girls.
27 166 "Too," he said, "there is not one of you, as the tests have shown, who is not an authentic slave; there is not one of you who, from the bottom of her pretty belly, does not belong in a collar".
27 167 I knew this was true of me.
27 168 I did not know, of course, if it were true of the other girls or not.
27 169 Any last doubts on the rightness of the collar on my neck had been dispelled in my training.
We did not wish to be fed to sleen, or, perhaps, if our internal slavery was adequate, but our external performances insufficient, being sent to a laundry or returned to a mill, where we might have to remain perhaps indefinitely. "It is an excellent class, one of the best I have had," he said. "Thank you, Master," said several of the girls. "Too," he said, "there is not one of you, as the tests have shown, who is not an authentic slave; there is not one of you who, from the bottom of her pretty belly, does not belong in a collar". I knew this was true of me. I did not know, of course, if it were true of the other girls or not. Any last doubts on the rightness of the collar on my neck had been dispelled in my training. - (Kajira of Gor)