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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
8 11 She View more quotes about wondered">wondered if they were pleased with her, with their work, how she had turned out.
8 12 She hoped so, fervently.
8 13 She had learned the importance of pleasing them, her ankleted superiors.
8 14 "Lift your head," he said.
8 15 She did so, and looked into the eyes of her master.
8 16 She wore a tiny slave tunic.
8 17 It was light, white, and silken.
She wondered if they were pleased with her, with their work, how she had turned out. She hoped so, fervently. She had learned the importance of pleasing them, her ankleted superiors. "Lift your head," he said. She did so, and looked into the eyes of her master. She wore a tiny slave tunic. It was light, white, and silken. - (Prize of Gor)