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

It is one of several on the Street of Chance. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #2044)
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8 2044 It is one of View more quotes about several">several on the Street of Chance.

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

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8 2041 "Could you smile upon men, bring them drinks, brush against them, be at their side, smile, laugh, pretend to share their anxieties, their joys, their disappointments, and keep them engaged in certain activities?" "Master?" I said.
8 2042 "Could you lie, if commanded, pretend interest where interest was not felt, simulate affection where none exists, use your beauty, for you now have beauty, yes, beauty, such as it is, to whisper, wheedle, stimulate, instigate, and influence men, even to their ruin, collapse, or destitution?" "I do not think I understand Master," I said.
8 2043 "Astrinax," said Menon, "is seeking slaves for a gambling house.
8 2044 It is one of several on the Street of Chance.
8 2045 In such a house, there are commonly slaves, beautiful slaves, to wait upon the men, to serve drinks and food, to contribute to the decor and pleasantness of the setting, to mingle with the patrons, to encourage betting, even to the point of recklessness".
8 2046 "I see," I said.
8 2047 "In the beginning," he said, "you would be a lesser slave, though not hard to look upon, and might assist the other girls".
"Could you smile upon men, bring them drinks, brush against them, be at their side, smile, laugh, pretend to share their anxieties, their joys, their disappointments, and keep them engaged in certain activities?" "Master?" I said. "Could you lie, if commanded, pretend interest where interest was not felt, simulate affection where none exists, use your beauty, for you now have beauty, yes, beauty, such as it is, to whisper, wheedle, stimulate, instigate, and influence men, even to their ruin, collapse, or destitution?" "I do not think I understand Master," I said. "Astrinax," said Menon, "is seeking slaves for a gambling house. It is one of several on the Street of Chance. In such a house, there are commonly slaves, beautiful slaves, to wait upon the men, to serve drinks and food, to contribute to the decor and pleasantness of the setting, to mingle with the patrons, to encourage betting, even to the point of recklessness". "I see," I said. "In the beginning," he said, "you would be a lesser slave, though not hard to look upon, and might assist the other girls". - (Conspirators of Gor)