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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is common to deprive red-silk slaves of the touch of men before their sales, sometimes for days. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #165)
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23 165 It is View more quotes about common">common to deprive red-silk slaves of the touch of men before their sales, sometimes for days.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 162 "I cannot stand it!" she said.
23 163 "Doubtless it is unpleasant," said Cabot.
23 164 "Sometimes slaves whine, and shriek, and scream in need, in their cages, before their sales".
23 165 It is common to deprive red-silk slaves of the touch of men before their sales, sometimes for days.
23 166 How eager are they then to ascend the block in their chains.
23 167 How they extend their small, chained wrists piteously to the crowd, begging to be purchased, to be granted a male caress.
23 168 In this way, their frustrated appetition exhibited as clearly and obviously as their bared beauty, for who would buy a woman clothed, is their price often improved.
"I cannot stand it!" she said. "Doubtless it is unpleasant," said Cabot. "Sometimes slaves whine, and shriek, and scream in need, in their cages, before their sales". It is common to deprive red-silk slaves of the touch of men before their sales, sometimes for days. How eager are they then to ascend the block in their chains. How they extend their small, chained wrists piteously to the crowd, begging to be purchased, to be granted a male caress. In this way, their frustrated appetition exhibited as clearly and obviously as their bared beauty, for who would buy a woman clothed, is their price often improved. - (Kur of Gor)