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

"She served Cosians, and declared for them," I said to Calliodorus. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1358)
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21 1358 "She View more quotes about served">served Cosians, and declared for them," I said to Calliodorus.

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

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21 1355 A response which might take a free woman a third to a half of an Ahn to attain a slave, and not an unusual slave, might attain in three or four Ehn.
21 1356 Beyond this the slave is often forced to endure lengthy, multiple orgasms, sometimes being carried by the will of the master for Ahn, whether she wills it or not, from one peak to another.
21 1357 Some slave rapes, peremptory and imperious, last no more than a few Ihn, the woman receiving as little attention as a she-tarsk from a rutting boar, but others, and perhaps in their way no less peremptory and imperious, may last as long as an afternoon and an evening.
21 1358 "She served Cosians, and declared for them," I said to Calliodorus.
21 1359 "Do you think that might put her in good stead with Cosians, should she come into their keeping, as that is what seems to be in store for her, at least in the near future?" "In what way?" asked Calliodorus.
21 1360 "That they might then see fit to reward her with her freedom," I said.
21 1361 "No," said Calliodorus.
A response which might take a free woman a third to a half of an Ahn to attain a slave, and not an unusual slave, might attain in three or four Ehn. Beyond this the slave is often forced to endure lengthy, multiple orgasms, sometimes being carried by the will of the master for Ahn, whether she wills it or not, from one peak to another. Some slave rapes, peremptory and imperious, last no more than a few Ihn, the woman receiving as little attention as a she-tarsk from a rutting boar, but others, and perhaps in their way no less peremptory and imperious, may last as long as an afternoon and an evening. "She served Cosians, and declared for them," I said to Calliodorus. "Do you think that might put her in good stead with Cosians, should she come into their keeping, as that is what seems to be in store for her, at least in the near future?" "In what way?" asked Calliodorus. "That they might then see fit to reward her with her freedom," I said. "No," said Calliodorus. - (Renegades of Gor)