Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 324 | Their flesh, too, that of offerings of the View more quotes about house">house, so cheaply available, revealed the effects of this same dim illumination. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 321 | They knelt before me, in the half darkness, in a line. |
| 25 | 322 | They had been well positioned. |
| 25 | 323 | Their collars glinted, the steel reflecting the dim, reddish light of the tiny lamps. |
| 25 | 324 | Their flesh, too, that of offerings of the house, so cheaply available, revealed the effects of this same dim illumination. |
| 25 | 325 | The free woman, Ludmilla, proprietress of this establishment, and of several others on the street, had some concept, it seemed, as to at least one way in which female slaves might be presented before men. |
| 25 | 326 | One does not, of course, buy a woman in such light. |
| 25 | 327 | Preferably one considers them in strong light with great care. |
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They knelt before me, in the half darkness, in a line.
They had been well positioned.
Their collars glinted, the steel reflecting the dim, reddish light of the tiny lamps.
Their flesh, too, that of offerings of the house, so cheaply available, revealed the effects of this same dim illumination.
The free woman, Ludmilla, proprietress of this establishment, and of several others on the street, had some concept, it seemed, as to at least one way in which female slaves might be presented before men.
One does not, of course, buy a woman in such light.
Preferably one considers them in strong light with great care.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)