Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 292 | "And you View more quotes about expect">expect," said the Lady Bina, "that the guards will recall the slave, doubtless even associating her with you?" "Certainly," he said, "they will not think twice about it". |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 289 | Similarly, on Gor, the excitements and glories of biology, even in the case of free women, have never been denounced as shameful nor treated as crimes, inviting the intervention of guardsmen. |
| 51 | 290 | Rather they are welcomed and celebrated. |
| 51 | 291 | "It is natural," said Kurik, "for a guard, or a man, looking upon a slave, to ponder how she might look, stripped, and helpless, chained at his slave ring". |
| 51 | 292 | "And you expect," said the Lady Bina, "that the guards will recall the slave, doubtless even associating her with you?" "Certainly," he said, "they will not think twice about it". |
| 51 | 293 | "Go on," she said. |
| 51 | 294 | "Recently," he said, "when we attended the supposed trade meeting in the receiving chamber, we entered through the east gate of the palace. |
| 51 | 295 | The guards should remember us there, or, at least, the slave. |
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Similarly, on Gor, the excitements and glories of biology, even in the case of free women, have never been denounced as shameful nor treated as crimes, inviting the intervention of guardsmen.
Rather they are welcomed and celebrated.
"It is natural," said Kurik, "for a guard, or a man, looking upon a slave, to ponder how she might look, stripped, and helpless, chained at his slave ring".
"And you expect," said the Lady Bina, "that the guards will recall the slave, doubtless even associating her with you?" "Certainly," he said, "they will not think twice about it".
"Go on," she said.
"Recently," he said, "when we attended the supposed trade meeting in the receiving chamber, we entered through the east gate of the palace.
The guards should remember us there, or, at least, the slave.
- (Plunder of Gor)