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

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51 281 And View more quotes about guards">guards, as you know, as other men, are attentive to the carriage, features, and limbs of slaves".
51 282 "Yes, men are beasts," said the Lady Bina.
51 283 "Please, continue".
51 284 "Phyllis," he said, "a barbarian, may not even be aware of how she was seen, and how she might be recalled".
51 285 I thought I was much more aware of that sort of thing than he suspected.
51 286 I did not think it took long on Gor for a woman, collared and tunicked, to realize how men looked upon her.
51 287 Who could mistake those bold, appraising glances, those frank, zestful inspections, which well reminded a girl she was a purchasable object.
And guards, as you know, as other men, are attentive to the carriage, features, and limbs of slaves". "Yes, men are beasts," said the Lady Bina. "Please, continue". "Phyllis," he said, "a barbarian, may not even be aware of how she was seen, and how she might be recalled". I thought I was much more aware of that sort of thing than he suspected. I did not think it took long on Gor for a woman, collared and tunicked, to realize how men looked upon her. Who could mistake those bold, appraising glances, those frank, zestful inspections, which well reminded a girl she was a purchasable object. - (Plunder of Gor)