Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 74 | 47 | View more quotes about cabot">Cabot preferred the human females, hurrying about, serving both humans and Kurii. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 74 | 44 | From Cabot's point of view, in the glossiness of her oiled and scented coat, she was as concealed as ever. |
| 74 | 45 | From the Kur point of view she was naked. |
| 74 | 46 | From her diffidence, serving even a human, Cabot was well aware she knew herself a naked slave. |
| 74 | 47 | Cabot preferred the human females, hurrying about, serving both humans and Kurii. |
| 74 | 48 | How beautiful human females are, he thought. |
| 74 | 49 | It is no wonder that men make them slaves. |
| 74 | 50 | Lord Arcesilaus sat on a dais, at the head of a hundred tables, with Lord Zarendargar, Lord Grendel, and Statius; and Archon, of the forest humans, and Cestiphon, of the killer humans, sat with them. |
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From Cabot's point of view, in the glossiness of her oiled and scented coat, she was as concealed as ever.
From the Kur point of view she was naked.
From her diffidence, serving even a human, Cabot was well aware she knew herself a naked slave.
Cabot preferred the human females, hurrying about, serving both humans and Kurii.
How beautiful human females are, he thought.
It is no wonder that men make them slaves.
Lord Arcesilaus sat on a dais, at the head of a hundred tables, with Lord Zarendargar, Lord Grendel, and Statius; and Archon, of the forest humans, and Cestiphon, of the killer humans, sat with them.
- (Kur of Gor)