Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 949 | The View more quotes about thought">thought crossed her mind then, as it had upon occasion before, that it was likely, at least for the most part, that only highly intelligent women were brought to this planet, to wear the collars of Gor. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 946 | You can read the book of their pleasure, whether they wish it or not. |
| 26 | 947 | He is teaching me! In his eyes she saw a reluctant, belligerent, begrudging admiration. |
| 26 | 948 | I, a mere slave, she thought, am well pleasing a master. |
| 26 | 949 | The thought crossed her mind then, as it had upon occasion before, that it was likely, at least for the most part, that only highly intelligent women were brought to this planet, to wear the collars of Gor. |
| 26 | 950 | Who would wish to be served by a stupid slave? Certainly I am intelligent, she thought. |
| 26 | 951 | At least I would suppose so. |
| 26 | 952 | I would hope so. |
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You can read the book of their pleasure, whether they wish it or not.
He is teaching me! In his eyes she saw a reluctant, belligerent, begrudging admiration.
I, a mere slave, she thought, am well pleasing a master.
The thought crossed her mind then, as it had upon occasion before, that it was likely, at least for the most part, that only highly intelligent women were brought to this planet, to wear the collars of Gor.
Who would wish to be served by a stupid slave? Certainly I am intelligent, she thought.
At least I would suppose so.
I would hope so.
- (Prize of Gor)