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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

But perhaps, I thought, I am not so beautiful, nor so desirable, as I, in my vanity, had conjectured. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #88)
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13 88 But View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps, I thought, I am not so beautiful, nor so desirable, as I, in my vanity, had conjectured.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 85 And then I would be purchased for a decent price.
13 86 Why, I wondered, am I not longer kept, more wanted, for certainly my flanks, as I tried to remain still, standing or lying, had been stroked more than once with interest, in one venue or another.
13 87 Surely I had noted desire in the eyes of more than one master.
13 88 But perhaps, I thought, I am not so beautiful, nor so desirable, as I, in my vanity, had conjectured.
13 89 Yet I did not see myself as that different from others in the same cage, in the same cell, in the same tent, on the same shelf.
13 90 I had questioned other slaves, but they could make no more of it than I.
13 91 Sometimes, they had simply turned away from me, uneasily.
And then I would be purchased for a decent price. Why, I wondered, am I not longer kept, more wanted, for certainly my flanks, as I tried to remain still, standing or lying, had been stroked more than once with interest, in one venue or another. Surely I had noted desire in the eyes of more than one master. But perhaps, I thought, I am not so beautiful, nor so desirable, as I, in my vanity, had conjectured. Yet I did not see myself as that different from others in the same cage, in the same cell, in the same tent, on the same shelf. I had questioned other slaves, but they could make no more of it than I. Sometimes, they had simply turned away from me, uneasily. - (Plunder of Gor)