Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 536 | She, View more quotes about indeed">indeed, felt foolish and stupid. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 533 | The two lads looked at one another and grinned, and Ellen, the naive, gullible butt of their rude humor, their rustic joke, reddened. |
| 20 | 534 | "What a stupid slave you are," said the second lad. |
| 20 | 535 | Ellen moaned. |
| 20 | 536 | She, indeed, felt foolish and stupid. |
| 20 | 537 | As though Gorean males, of whatever age, would waste so lovely and useful a property as a female slave! Better to have her a thousand times, and then, when one tired of her, give her to another. |
| 20 | 538 | One of the lads then, the older, wading toward her, touched her, and she drew back, quickly. |
| 20 | 539 | The slave girl cannot control her sensitivities. |
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The two lads looked at one another and grinned, and Ellen, the naive, gullible butt of their rude humor, their rustic joke, reddened.
"What a stupid slave you are," said the second lad.
Ellen moaned.
She, indeed, felt foolish and stupid.
As though Gorean males, of whatever age, would waste so lovely and useful a property as a female slave! Better to have her a thousand times, and then, when one tired of her, give her to another.
One of the lads then, the older, wading toward her, touched her, and she drew back, quickly.
The slave girl cannot control her sensitivities.
- (Prize of Gor)