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

"Did you not think he would have his pick of slaves in the house of Appanius?" I asked. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #505)
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19 505 "Did you not View more quotes about think">think he would have his pick of slaves in the house of Appanius?" I asked.

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

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19 502 "What was the name of the slave?" I asked.
19 503 "Milo," she said.
19 504 "The well-known Milo," I asked, "the actor?" "Yes," she said.
19 505 "Did you not think he would have his pick of slaves in the house of Appanius?" I asked.
19 506 "I did not know," she said.
19 507 "Beautiful slaves, silked for a man's pleasure, perfumed for his delight, eager, needful, helplessly responsive, trained to please in a thousand modalities?" "I did not know," she said.
19 508 "Did you think to be able to compete with such women?" "I did not know!" she wept.
"What was the name of the slave?" I asked. "Milo," she said. "The well-known Milo," I asked, "the actor?" "Yes," she said. "Did you not think he would have his pick of slaves in the house of Appanius?" I asked. "I did not know," she said. "Beautiful slaves, silked for a man's pleasure, perfumed for his delight, eager, needful, helplessly responsive, trained to please in a thousand modalities?" "I did not know," she said. "Did you think to be able to compete with such women?" "I did not know!" she wept. - (Magicians of Gor)