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

Why should he not be? Just as a man may look at a woman and wonder what she might look like at his slave ring, so, too, a woman may look at a man, and wonder what it would be, to be at his slave ring". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 68, Sentence #194)
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68 194 Why should he not be? Just as a man may View more quotes about look">look at a woman and wonder what she might look like at his slave ring, so, too, a woman may look at a man, and wonder what it would be, to be at his slave ring".

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

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68 191 I am meant to be looked at, assessed, and appraised!" "I am pleased that men look at you," he said, "and envy me a hot, squirming, helpless, begging, little beast at my slave ring".
68 192 "But she looked at you," I said, my head at his hip, "you, my master!" "I do not mind," said Kurik.
68 193 "A fellow is flattered.
68 194 Why should he not be? Just as a man may look at a woman and wonder what she might look like at his slave ring, so, too, a woman may look at a man, and wonder what it would be, to be at his slave ring".
68 195 "May I be released?" I asked.
68 196 "Will it be necessary to leash you?" he asked.
68 197 "No, Master," I said.
I am meant to be looked at, assessed, and appraised!" "I am pleased that men look at you," he said, "and envy me a hot, squirming, helpless, begging, little beast at my slave ring". "But she looked at you," I said, my head at his hip, "you, my master!" "I do not mind," said Kurik. "A fellow is flattered. Why should he not be? Just as a man may look at a woman and wonder what she might look like at his slave ring, so, too, a woman may look at a man, and wonder what it would be, to be at his slave ring". "May I be released?" I asked. "Will it be necessary to leash you?" he asked. "No, Master," I said. - (Plunder of Gor)