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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

She, with her beauty, her marked thigh, her encircled neck, was no more than I! "How then did they recognize you as a slave?" she had asked. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #3)
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6 3 She, with her View more quotes about beauty">beauty, her marked thigh, her encircled neck, was no more than I! "How then did they recognize you as a slave?" she had asked.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 444 I realized I was on Gor.
6 1 In the small room, with the panel bolted on the outside, where we were commonly housed when not serving in the large outer room, the Gorean girl, well collared, had accosted me, demanding that I, a mere barbarian, should kneel before her.
6 2 I had refused.
6 3 She, with her beauty, her marked thigh, her encircled neck, was no more than I! "How then did they recognize you as a slave?" she had asked.
6 4 "I have no idea," I had said, though, in truth, I had an idea of such matters.
6 5 "You must have been assessed," she had said.
6 6 "Doubtless," I had said.
I realized I was on Gor. In the small room, with the panel bolted on the outside, where we were commonly housed when not serving in the large outer room, the Gorean girl, well collared, had accosted me, demanding that I, a mere barbarian, should kneel before her. I had refused. She, with her beauty, her marked thigh, her encircled neck, was no more than I! "How then did they recognize you as a slave?" she had asked. "I have no idea," I had said, though, in truth, I had an idea of such matters. "You must have been assessed," she had said. "Doubtless," I had said. - (Conspirators of Gor)