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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I doubt that Tula and Mila, any more than I, were pleased at this turn of discourse. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #345)
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39 345 I View more quotes about doubt">doubt that Tula and Mila, any more than I, were pleased at this turn of discourse.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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39 342 "But there are only three tunics there," she said.
39 343 "One for me," said Tuza, "one for Darla, and let Emerald and Hiza cast a moistened pebble for the last".
39 344 "You would be willing to wear the rags of slaves?" asked Donna.
39 345 I doubt that Tula and Mila, any more than I, were pleased at this turn of discourse.
39 346 Perhaps slaves are not permitted modesty, but few of us are without it.
39 347 It is perhaps a bit like curiosity, which is supposedly unbecoming to a kajira, but who of us is without it? Certainly few of us would relish public nudity.
39 348 Indeed, that is sometimes used as a discipline, sending us on errands so, and such.
"But there are only three tunics there," she said. "One for me," said Tuza, "one for Darla, and let Emerald and Hiza cast a moistened pebble for the last". "You would be willing to wear the rags of slaves?" asked Donna. I doubt that Tula and Mila, any more than I, were pleased at this turn of discourse. Perhaps slaves are not permitted modesty, but few of us are without it. It is perhaps a bit like curiosity, which is supposedly unbecoming to a kajira, but who of us is without it? Certainly few of us would relish public nudity. Indeed, that is sometimes used as a discipline, sending us on errands so, and such. - (Smugglers of Gor)