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

"I would conjecture that your little barbarian," he said, "knows nothing of the dances of slaves". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #954)
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37 954 "I would conjecture that your View more quotes about little">little barbarian," he said, "knows nothing of the dances of slaves".

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

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37 951 "As Master wishes," she said.
37 952 "Also," he said, "there are many of these slaves brought to Gor who do not even know how to please a man, are ignorant even of the dances of slaves".
37 953 "They may be taught," I said.
37 954 "I would conjecture that your little barbarian," he said, "knows nothing of the dances of slaves".
37 955 "She could be taught," I said.
37 956 "Do you think she might look well, writhing before you, hoping to please her master, fearing your whip did she not do so?" "I would think she would look quite well," I said.
37 957 "Has she not in her imagination, many times, naked and in a collar, so danced, danced as a slave before men, fearing their whips?" "I do not know," I said.
"As Master wishes," she said. "Also," he said, "there are many of these slaves brought to Gor who do not even know how to please a man, are ignorant even of the dances of slaves". "They may be taught," I said. "I would conjecture that your little barbarian," he said, "knows nothing of the dances of slaves". "She could be taught," I said. "Do you think she might look well, writhing before you, hoping to please her master, fearing your whip did she not do so?" "I would think she would look quite well," I said. "Has she not in her imagination, many times, naked and in a collar, so danced, danced as a slave before men, fearing their whips?" "I do not know," I said. - (Mariners of Gor)