Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 643 | Men have View more quotes about come">come from hundreds of pasangs to buy. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 640 | "Are you searching for Portus Canio, for Fel Doron, for Tersius Major? Beware of Tersius Major!" "Or," she thought wildly, "have you come here following a slave? I trust you have not come here for me, for my number is 117, and you will not be able to afford me! You are the sort of man to whom a woman desires to belly, to whose feet she desires to crawl! You are such that even a free woman might beg to bring you your sandals, crawling naked to you, bearing them humbly in her teeth. |
| 24 | 641 | How much more then a lowly slave! Or have you come for a girl, but not one such as I? You would have no way of knowing that I was here! Then you have not come for me! Are you surprised to see me here, and to see me as I am, in bells and silk? There is a great sale. |
| 24 | 642 | Doubtless you have heard of it. |
| 24 | 643 | Men have come from hundreds of pasangs to buy. |
| 24 | 644 | Many women will go cheaply. |
| 24 | 645 | Why did you have to come here, and make me miserable, reminding me of your imperious strength and mastery! I will go to a richer master! I do not think you could afford a girl whose lot number is less than seven or eight hundred. |
| 24 | 646 | Yet there are many pretty bargains, even at that price!" Tears ran down Ellen's cheeks. |
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"Are you searching for Portus Canio, for Fel Doron, for Tersius Major? Beware of Tersius Major!" "Or," she thought wildly, "have you come here following a slave? I trust you have not come here for me, for my number is 117, and you will not be able to afford me! You are the sort of man to whom a woman desires to belly, to whose feet she desires to crawl! You are such that even a free woman might beg to bring you your sandals, crawling naked to you, bearing them humbly in her teeth.
How much more then a lowly slave! Or have you come for a girl, but not one such as I? You would have no way of knowing that I was here! Then you have not come for me! Are you surprised to see me here, and to see me as I am, in bells and silk? There is a great sale.
Doubtless you have heard of it.
Men have come from hundreds of pasangs to buy.
Many women will go cheaply.
Why did you have to come here, and make me miserable, reminding me of your imperious strength and mastery! I will go to a richer master! I do not think you could afford a girl whose lot number is less than seven or eight hundred.
Yet there are many pretty bargains, even at that price!" Tears ran down Ellen's cheeks.
- (Prize of Gor)