Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 153 | How View more quotes about different">different from a master! Was he not like a man of Earth? Too, it could be dangerous for him to do so, to handle or seize me, or force me to his pleasure, for we belong to the free. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 150 | It was a bright day, and the street was public. |
| 37 | 151 | I did not think he would take me by the arm and force me into a doorway, or alley. |
| 37 | 152 | How like a gentleman he seemed! How gentle, and concerned, he was. |
| 37 | 153 | How different from a master! Was he not like a man of Earth? Too, it could be dangerous for him to do so, to handle or seize me, or force me to his pleasure, for we belong to the free. |
| 37 | 154 | Trysts between slaves are clandestine, and fraught with peril. |
| 37 | 155 | We may be bred, of course, but such crossings are wholly at the discretion of the masters. |
| 37 | 156 | Such fine handsome slaves, of course, are not unoften noticed by free women, who may even buy them. |
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It was a bright day, and the street was public.
I did not think he would take me by the arm and force me into a doorway, or alley.
How like a gentleman he seemed! How gentle, and concerned, he was.
How different from a master! Was he not like a man of Earth? Too, it could be dangerous for him to do so, to handle or seize me, or force me to his pleasure, for we belong to the free.
Trysts between slaves are clandestine, and fraught with peril.
We may be bred, of course, but such crossings are wholly at the discretion of the masters.
Such fine handsome slaves, of course, are not unoften noticed by free women, who may even buy them.
- (Plunder of Gor)