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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Deference, modesty, dignity?" asked Calliodorus. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1106)
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21 1106 "Deference, modesty, dignity?" View more quotes about asked">asked Calliodorus.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 1103 Sound, you see, as well as vision, touch and scent, even taste, may contribute to the profound pleasures of the furs, of the mastery.
21 1104 Too, of course, it is not unusual for domestic animals to be belled.
21 1105 "Surely not that, or only that," said Publia, "if only in deference to our dignity, our modesty, and our recent freedom, for we both recently were free, Master".
21 1106 "Deference, modesty, dignity?" asked Calliodorus.
21 1107 "Not that we are entitled to such things, of course," said Publia, hastily, "but they might, in a master's indulgence, or thoughtfulness, be accorded to even such as we".
21 1108 "To slaves?" said he.
21 1109 "If a master should so please," said Publia.
Sound, you see, as well as vision, touch and scent, even taste, may contribute to the profound pleasures of the furs, of the mastery. Too, of course, it is not unusual for domestic animals to be belled. "Surely not that, or only that," said Publia, "if only in deference to our dignity, our modesty, and our recent freedom, for we both recently were free, Master". "Deference, modesty, dignity?" asked Calliodorus. "Not that we are entitled to such things, of course," said Publia, hastily, "but they might, in a master's indulgence, or thoughtfulness, be accorded to even such as we". "To slaves?" said he. "If a master should so please," said Publia. - (Renegades of Gor)