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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It seems," said Talena to the woman, "that two years ago, in the great theater, you were overheard making a remark concerning your future Ubara, one in which you expressed disapproval of her restoration to citizenship". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #554)
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9 554 "It View more quotes about seems">seems," said Talena to the woman, "that two years ago, in the great theater, you were overheard making a remark concerning your future Ubara, one in which you expressed disapproval of her restoration to citizenship".

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 551 Too, it is always pleasant to have a beautiful woman so much at your mercy, at your feet, humbly begging to be caressed.
9 552 And, naturally, the girl's needs, and whether they will be satisfied or not, give the masters an additional instrument of considerable power over her.
9 553 Consider one who was once a proud free woman reduced to bondage and now the victim of ignited slave needs who must crawl to the feet of even a hated master, perhaps a former enemy, and, her lips to his feet, piteously sue for his attentions.
9 554 "It seems," said Talena to the woman, "that two years ago, in the great theater, you were overheard making a remark concerning your future Ubara, one in which you expressed disapproval of her restoration to citizenship".
9 555 The woman regarded her, aghast.
9 556 "You are chosen," said Talena.
9 557 The woman was dragged to the side, to be knelt and manacled.
Too, it is always pleasant to have a beautiful woman so much at your mercy, at your feet, humbly begging to be caressed. And, naturally, the girl's needs, and whether they will be satisfied or not, give the masters an additional instrument of considerable power over her. Consider one who was once a proud free woman reduced to bondage and now the victim of ignited slave needs who must crawl to the feet of even a hated master, perhaps a former enemy, and, her lips to his feet, piteously sue for his attentions. "It seems," said Talena to the woman, "that two years ago, in the great theater, you were overheard making a remark concerning your future Ubara, one in which you expressed disapproval of her restoration to citizenship". The woman regarded her, aghast. "You are chosen," said Talena. The woman was dragged to the side, to be knelt and manacled. - (Magicians of Gor)