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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Else they might hurry from the market to their domicile, remove their robes, stand before a mirror, touch their throat, and wonder what it might be, to belong to a man. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #65)
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34 65 View more quotes about else">Else they might hurry from the market to their domicile, remove their robes, stand before a mirror, touch their throat, and wonder what it might be, to belong to a man.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 62 It is such considerations which influence many a tradesman, in his imagination, to pierce the robes of so cunning a creature and imagine her before them as what she should be, a stripped, collared slave.
34 63 One wonders if the free women sense that.
34 64 One supposes not.
34 65 Else they might hurry from the market to their domicile, remove their robes, stand before a mirror, touch their throat, and wonder what it might be, to belong to a man.
34 66 One is reminded of the saying that a free woman is but a slave without a collar.
34 67 "So," I said, "you use your smiles?" "Certainly, Master," she said.
34 68 Many men would do much to win a smile from a beautiful slave.
It is such considerations which influence many a tradesman, in his imagination, to pierce the robes of so cunning a creature and imagine her before them as what she should be, a stripped, collared slave. One wonders if the free women sense that. One supposes not. Else they might hurry from the market to their domicile, remove their robes, stand before a mirror, touch their throat, and wonder what it might be, to belong to a man. One is reminded of the saying that a free woman is but a slave without a collar. "So," I said, "you use your smiles?" "Certainly, Master," she said. Many men would do much to win a smile from a beautiful slave. - (Mariners of Gor)