Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 6 | 852 | "You View more quotes about mean">mean that no one owns you, that you are totally unclaimed?" "Yes," she said, proudly. |
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 6 | 849 | "Simply because I might be somewhat lightly clad this evening, do not mistake me for a slave". |
| 6 | 850 | "Do I understand you correctly?" asked Chino. |
| 6 | 851 | "Have we the honor of being in the presence of a free woman?" "Yes," she said. |
| 6 | 852 | "You mean that no one owns you, that you are totally unclaimed?" "Yes," she said, proudly. |
| 6 | 853 | "Excellent!" said Chino. |
| 6 | 854 | "Wonderful!" said Lecchio. |
| 6 | 855 | "Sirs," she asked, "why is it that you are drawing forth coils of stout ropes from beneath your robes?" "Why to bind your pretty arms to your sides, and to put a good rope on your neck, my dear," said Chino. |
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"Simply because I might be somewhat lightly clad this evening, do not mistake me for a slave".
"Do I understand you correctly?" asked Chino.
"Have we the honor of being in the presence of a free woman?" "Yes," she said.
"You mean that no one owns you, that you are totally unclaimed?" "Yes," she said, proudly.
"Excellent!" said Chino.
"Wonderful!" said Lecchio.
"Sirs," she asked, "why is it that you are drawing forth coils of stout ropes from beneath your robes?" "Why to bind your pretty arms to your sides, and to put a good rope on your neck, my dear," said Chino.
- (Players of Gor)