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

"Did you know, Phyllis," asked Drusus, "that Paula has often spoken of you, that she is concerned for you, that she has never forgotten you, that she wants you to be happy, that she hopes you will find yourself owned by one who will master you to the last corpuscle in your body, that you will find yourself in the collar of your dreams?" "No," I said, "I did not know that". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #139)
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52 139 "Did you View more quotes about know">know, Phyllis," asked Drusus, "that Paula has often spoken of you, that she is concerned for you, that she has never forgotten you, that she wants you to be happy, that she hopes you will find yourself owned by one who will master you to the last corpuscle in your body, that you will find yourself in the collar of your dreams?" "No," I said, "I did not know that".

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

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52 136 "They frequently make the best of slaves".
52 137 "And," said Drusus, "often enough one man's pot girl is another man's preferred slave, and sometimes one man's preferred slave is no more than another man's pot girl".
52 138 "It is all very mysterious," said Kurik.
52 139 "Did you know, Phyllis," asked Drusus, "that Paula has often spoken of you, that she is concerned for you, that she has never forgotten you, that she wants you to be happy, that she hopes you will find yourself owned by one who will master you to the last corpuscle in your body, that you will find yourself in the collar of your dreams?" "No," I said, "I did not know that".
52 140 He sipped the ka-la-na.
52 141 "You talk to her?" I asked.
52 142 "Of course," he said, "frequently, and at length".
"They frequently make the best of slaves". "And," said Drusus, "often enough one man's pot girl is another man's preferred slave, and sometimes one man's preferred slave is no more than another man's pot girl". "It is all very mysterious," said Kurik. "Did you know, Phyllis," asked Drusus, "that Paula has often spoken of you, that she is concerned for you, that she has never forgotten you, that she wants you to be happy, that she hopes you will find yourself owned by one who will master you to the last corpuscle in your body, that you will find yourself in the collar of your dreams?" "No," I said, "I did not know that". He sipped the ka-la-na. "You talk to her?" I asked. "Of course," he said, "frequently, and at length". - (Plunder of Gor)