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

She would be better applied to softer, more feminine labors, the licking of a man's feet, and such". - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #160)
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19 160 She would be View more quotes about better">better applied to softer, more feminine labors, the licking of a man's feet, and such".

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 157 "She is a low slave, a cheap slave," said Portus, "good only for the cleaning of cages, the scrubbing of floors, the carrying of water, the replenishing of straw, such things".
19 158 "She is not a draft slave," said the officer.
19 159 "She is a slight and beautiful slave.
19 160 She would be better applied to softer, more feminine labors, the licking of a man's feet, and such".
19 161 "Surely you can see what a poor slave she is," said Portus, "how insignificant she is, what poor goods she is".
19 162 "I cannot really see that," said the officer.
19 163 "I have seen toads who are more attractive," said Selius Arconious.
"She is a low slave, a cheap slave," said Portus, "good only for the cleaning of cages, the scrubbing of floors, the carrying of water, the replenishing of straw, such things". "She is not a draft slave," said the officer. "She is a slight and beautiful slave. She would be better applied to softer, more feminine labors, the licking of a man's feet, and such". "Surely you can see what a poor slave she is," said Portus, "how insignificant she is, what poor goods she is". "I cannot really see that," said the officer. "I have seen toads who are more attractive," said Selius Arconious. - (Prize of Gor)