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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had not even given me clothing! "Master keeps his girl naked," I pouted. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #220)
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34 220 He had not even View more quotes about given">given me clothing! "Master keeps his girl naked," I pouted.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
34 217 But, in any event, I was now here, and in a collar.
34 218 "We will leave in the morning," he said.
34 219 I wondered what sort of man he was, this magnificent, formidable brute to whom I now belonged.
34 220 He had not even given me clothing! "Master keeps his girl naked," I pouted.
34 221 "Sometimes a bit of clothing looks well on a female," he said, "if it is sufficiently revealing, and can be swiftly removed, or torn away".
34 222 "Master?" I asked.
34 223 "For example," he said, "some of the lingerie, as you call it, with which you Earth females delight to secretly bedeck yourselves, concealing it beneath the camouflage of your prescribed habiliments".
But, in any event, I was now here, and in a collar. "We will leave in the morning," he said. I wondered what sort of man he was, this magnificent, formidable brute to whom I now belonged. He had not even given me clothing! "Master keeps his girl naked," I pouted. "Sometimes a bit of clothing looks well on a female," he said, "if it is sufficiently revealing, and can be swiftly removed, or torn away". "Master?" I asked. "For example," he said, "some of the lingerie, as you call it, with which you Earth females delight to secretly bedeck yourselves, concealing it beneath the camouflage of your prescribed habiliments". - (Dancer of Gor)