Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 42 | 130 | I did not View more quotes about think">think that he, before the fall of Ar's Station, and his chagrin with Ar, would have spoken so of the feet of a free woman of Ar, particularly one of education, elevation and refinement. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 42 | 127 | I then, drawing her gently behind me, on her tether, rejoined Marcus. |
| 42 | 128 | "She has pretty feet," said Marcus. |
| 42 | 129 | "Yes," I said. |
| 42 | 130 | I did not think that he, before the fall of Ar's Station, and his chagrin with Ar, would have spoken so of the feet of a free woman of Ar, particularly one of education, elevation and refinement. |
| 42 | 131 | Such things are usually said only of slaves, and such. |
| 42 | 132 | I looked down at Ina's feet, so small and white, in the dust of the alley. |
| 42 | 133 | They were indeed pretty, pretty enough, even, to be those of a slave. |
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I then, drawing her gently behind me, on her tether, rejoined Marcus.
"She has pretty feet," said Marcus.
"Yes," I said.
I did not think that he, before the fall of Ar's Station, and his chagrin with Ar, would have spoken so of the feet of a free woman of Ar, particularly one of education, elevation and refinement.
Such things are usually said only of slaves, and such.
I looked down at Ina's feet, so small and white, in the dust of the alley.
They were indeed pretty, pretty enough, even, to be those of a slave.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)