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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

And there were, after all, fires to be stoked in other bellies. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #506)
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8 506 And there were, after all, fires to be stoked in other bellies.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 503 At any View more quotes about rate">rate, to my dismay, shortly before I was removed from the house, the guards had actually been warned away from me.
8 504 No longer, it seems, was I to be permitted, with my smells and heat, the promise of my responsiveness, my possible beauty, my anxious petitions, to seduce them from their duties.
8 505 Too, I was ready, it seemed, to leave the house.
8 506 And there were, after all, fires to be stoked in other bellies.
8 507 Others, too, must be readied for departure.
8 508 It is not that I was totally neglected, of course, which neglect would have produced utter anguish, but rather that my use was then restricted, or rationed.
8 509 But, to be honest, not all the guards observed the schedules, the warnings, the cautions.
At any rate, to my dismay, shortly before I was removed from the house, the guards had actually been warned away from me. No longer, it seems, was I to be permitted, with my smells and heat, the promise of my responsiveness, my possible beauty, my anxious petitions, to seduce them from their duties. Too, I was ready, it seemed, to leave the house. And there were, after all, fires to be stoked in other bellies. Others, too, must be readied for departure. It is not that I was totally neglected, of course, which neglect would have produced utter anguish, but rather that my use was then restricted, or rationed. But, to be honest, not all the guards observed the schedules, the warnings, the cautions. - (Witness of Gor)