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

But on this world there were doubtless many such delicacies, silked and perfumed, combed and belled, deliciously curved, trained, eager to please. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1728)
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11 1728 But on this View more quotes about world">world there were doubtless many such delicacies, silked and perfumed, combed and belled, deliciously curved, trained, eager to please.

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

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11 1725 The eyes of others, too, were as those of lions.
11 1726 I shuddered.
11 1727 How fearful it must be for any woman to be among such men, let alone one such as I, a slave! I felt as though I might be a delicacy, one which, had it not been for a word from he in the chair, would by now have been seized and devoured.
11 1728 But on this world there were doubtless many such delicacies, silked and perfumed, combed and belled, deliciously curved, trained, eager to please.
11 1729 Might they not be encountered in any tavern? Indeed, I had at one time thought that I might be sent to such a tavern.
11 1730 Girls such as I, from my world, are apparently popular purchases with tavern keepers.
11 1731 I lay there before the dais, helpless, but now, apparently, quite safe.
The eyes of others, too, were as those of lions. I shuddered. How fearful it must be for any woman to be among such men, let alone one such as I, a slave! I felt as though I might be a delicacy, one which, had it not been for a word from he in the chair, would by now have been seized and devoured. But on this world there were doubtless many such delicacies, silked and perfumed, combed and belled, deliciously curved, trained, eager to please. Might they not be encountered in any tavern? Indeed, I had at one time thought that I might be sent to such a tavern. Girls such as I, from my world, are apparently popular purchases with tavern keepers. I lay there before the dais, helpless, but now, apparently, quite safe. - (Witness of Gor)