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

And is that handsome fellow there not of interest? Might one not, in simple civility, smile at him, looking back over the left shoulder? Perhaps he will accost one, and read one's collar. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #2495)
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27 2495 And is that handsome View more quotes about fellow">fellow there not of interest? Might one not, in simple civility, smile at him, looking back over the left shoulder? Perhaps he will accost one, and read one's collar.

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

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27 2492 Some slaves, too, it should be admitted, usually city slaves or those from large households in which there are many slaves, enjoy flirting.
27 2493 But woe to the girl who is caught by a free woman engaged in this pleasant activity.
27 2494 Most slaves, of course, hope to have a private master, and be his only chattel.
27 2495 And is that handsome fellow there not of interest? Might one not, in simple civility, smile at him, looking back over the left shoulder? Perhaps he will accost one, and read one's collar.
27 2496 Perhaps he will embrace one and test one's lips? Do you feel good in his arms? Does he like the soft press of your lips? Perhaps you will be priced.
27 2497 Slaves, incidentally, are usually not allowed in public buildings, and certainly not in temples.
27 2498 Outside temples we are commonly penned, or chained to posts, as might be kaiila.
Some slaves, too, it should be admitted, usually city slaves or those from large households in which there are many slaves, enjoy flirting. But woe to the girl who is caught by a free woman engaged in this pleasant activity. Most slaves, of course, hope to have a private master, and be his only chattel. And is that handsome fellow there not of interest? Might one not, in simple civility, smile at him, looking back over the left shoulder? Perhaps he will accost one, and read one's collar. Perhaps he will embrace one and test one's lips? Do you feel good in his arms? Does he like the soft press of your lips? Perhaps you will be priced. Slaves, incidentally, are usually not allowed in public buildings, and certainly not in temples. Outside temples we are commonly penned, or chained to posts, as might be kaiila. - (Prize of Gor)