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

How casually Miles of Argentum had just used me! But I did not object, for I was a slave. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #506)
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31 506 How casually View more quotes about miles">Miles of Argentum had just used me! But I did not object, for I was a slave.

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

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31 503 That mercenary little chit was now, on this natural world, a braceleted slave at the foot of a man's couch.
31 504 No longer, now, was she, in the prerogatives of freedom, permitted to give men nothing, or frustration; now she must serve them with perfection and provide them, to the best of her ability, at their merest whim, with fantastic pleasures.
31 505 At least now, I thought, I am good for something.
31 506 How casually Miles of Argentum had just used me! But I did not object, for I was a slave.
31 507 This form of casual use, this off-handed employment of us, while perhaps inappropriate for a free woman, was acceptable for a slave.
31 508 We did not have to be the subject of elaborate and tiresome preparations and pretenses, of complex rituals of attention and respect.
31 509 We could, at times, be mere conveniences to the master, and, in this, too, we find something honest, natural, straightforward and lovely.
That mercenary little chit was now, on this natural world, a braceleted slave at the foot of a man's couch. No longer, now, was she, in the prerogatives of freedom, permitted to give men nothing, or frustration; now she must serve them with perfection and provide them, to the best of her ability, at their merest whim, with fantastic pleasures. At least now, I thought, I am good for something. How casually Miles of Argentum had just used me! But I did not object, for I was a slave. This form of casual use, this off-handed employment of us, while perhaps inappropriate for a free woman, was acceptable for a slave. We did not have to be the subject of elaborate and tiresome preparations and pretenses, of complex rituals of attention and respect. We could, at times, be mere conveniences to the master, and, in this, too, we find something honest, natural, straightforward and lovely. - (Kajira of Gor)