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

I did not doubt but what the Lady Bina, herself, properly stripped and collared, would make an exquisite little bundle at a man's feet. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #41)
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11 41 I did not View more quotes about doubt">doubt but what the Lady Bina, herself, properly stripped and collared, would make an exquisite little bundle at a man's feet.

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

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11 38 "Quite possibly," she said.
11 39 "I shall soon deliver the laundry," I said.
11 40 "Good," she said.
11 41 I did not doubt but what the Lady Bina, herself, properly stripped and collared, would make an exquisite little bundle at a man's feet.
11 42 Perhaps she might then better assess the views of the Lady Delia, whom, I suspected, might not do all that well at a man's slave ring.
11 43 It was fortunate, I thought, that she, the Lady Bina, had not ventured herself to the Central Cylinder several days ago, when I had been belabored with boots and spear butts in proxy for her naive importunity.
11 44 She would doubtless have been recognized as barbarian, suspected to lack a Home Stone, and one thing might have led to another.
"Quite possibly," she said. "I shall soon deliver the laundry," I said. "Good," she said. I did not doubt but what the Lady Bina, herself, properly stripped and collared, would make an exquisite little bundle at a man's feet. Perhaps she might then better assess the views of the Lady Delia, whom, I suspected, might not do all that well at a man's slave ring. It was fortunate, I thought, that she, the Lady Bina, had not ventured herself to the Central Cylinder several days ago, when I had been belabored with boots and spear butts in proxy for her naive importunity. She would doubtless have been recognized as barbarian, suspected to lack a Home Stone, and one thing might have led to another. - (Conspirators of Gor)