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

The slave had addressed herself to he in whose charge I was! To be sure, a girl might approach a table, unsummoned. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #510)
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18 510 The View more quotes about slave">slave had addressed herself to he in whose charge I was! To be sure, a girl might approach a table, unsummoned.

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

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18 507 I suppose it is natural for a master to wish to be served by one girl, rather than another.
18 508 On the other hand, more than paga might be involved.
18 509 The particular girl, summoned, is well aware that the fellow may be considering her for alcoving, as well.
18 510 The slave had addressed herself to he in whose charge I was! To be sure, a girl might approach a table, unsummoned.
18 511 But how dared she? I remained, of course, on my knees.
18 512 I had no permission to rise.
18 513 She glanced at me, condescendingly, and smiled, with the look of a high-priced girl upon one of lesser value, perhaps one who might regard herself as fortunate that men had deigned to put a collar on her, at all.
I suppose it is natural for a master to wish to be served by one girl, rather than another. On the other hand, more than paga might be involved. The particular girl, summoned, is well aware that the fellow may be considering her for alcoving, as well. The slave had addressed herself to he in whose charge I was! To be sure, a girl might approach a table, unsummoned. But how dared she? I remained, of course, on my knees. I had no permission to rise. She glanced at me, condescendingly, and smiled, with the look of a high-priced girl upon one of lesser value, perhaps one who might regard herself as fortunate that men had deigned to put a collar on her, at all. - (Conspirators of Gor)