Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 423 | "View more quotes about indeed">Indeed," he cried, "you are slave beautiful! You should never have been a free woman! How absurd that freedom should have been permitted to you! What a woeful mistake! Such a body is born for the collar! It is incomplete without it!" She stood silent before him, scrutinized, inspected. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 420 | "It would indeed have been the collar for you!" She straightened herself, even a little more. |
| 29 | 421 | Her slave curves were exquisite. |
| 29 | 422 | "You are beautiful," he said. |
| 29 | 423 | "Indeed," he cried, "you are slave beautiful! You should never have been a free woman! How absurd that freedom should have been permitted to you! What a woeful mistake! Such a body is born for the collar! It is incomplete without it!" She stood silent before him, scrutinized, inspected. |
| 29 | 424 | "You would bring a high price on the block," he said. |
| 29 | 425 | But then he said, menacingly, "But you are not for sale". |
| 29 | 426 | She lifted her head a little, almost as though proffering her veiled countenance to him, as though she was eager to place the veil which she could not remove within his power. |
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"It would indeed have been the collar for you!" She straightened herself, even a little more.
Her slave curves were exquisite.
"You are beautiful," he said.
"Indeed," he cried, "you are slave beautiful! You should never have been a free woman! How absurd that freedom should have been permitted to you! What a woeful mistake! Such a body is born for the collar! It is incomplete without it!" She stood silent before him, scrutinized, inspected.
"You would bring a high price on the block," he said.
But then he said, menacingly, "But you are not for sale".
She lifted her head a little, almost as though proffering her veiled countenance to him, as though she was eager to place the veil which she could not remove within his power.
- (Witness of Gor)