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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Was I not beautiful before, Master, if I was, long ago, when I was a free woman?" "I assure you, my dear, that you are a thousand times more beautiful now, with that collar on your neck, than you ever were, or could be, as a free woman". - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #214)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 214 "Was I not View more quotes about beautiful">beautiful before, Master, if I was, long ago, when I was a free woman?" "I assure you, my dear, that you are a thousand times more beautiful now, with that collar on your neck, than you ever were, or could be, as a free woman".

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 211 "Master?" "And what woman is truly beautiful until she is in a slave collar?" he asked.
15 212 "Surely Master jests".
15 213 "Not at all," he said.
15 214 "Was I not beautiful before, Master, if I was, long ago, when I was a free woman?" "I assure you, my dear, that you are a thousand times more beautiful now, with that collar on your neck, than you ever were, or could be, as a free woman".
15 215 "Master!" "Surely you understand its meaning".
15 216 "Yes, Master.
15 217 I think so, Master".
"Master?" "And what woman is truly beautiful until she is in a slave collar?" he asked. "Surely Master jests". "Not at all," he said. "Was I not beautiful before, Master, if I was, long ago, when I was a free woman?" "I assure you, my dear, that you are a thousand times more beautiful now, with that collar on your neck, than you ever were, or could be, as a free woman". "Master!" "Surely you understand its meaning". "Yes, Master. I think so, Master". - (Prize of Gor)