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

"Yes," she wept, "even in my robes and veils, I thought such things, and in countless dreams I found myself so". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 68, Sentence #422)
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68 422 "Yes," she wept, "even in my View more quotes about robes">robes and veils, I thought such things, and in countless dreams I found myself so".

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

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68 419 "Surely you wish a private master," I said, "before whom you might kneel, whose feet you might cover with kisses".
68 420 She squirmed, and sobbed, uncontrollably.
68 421 "Is it not true?" I said.
68 422 "Yes," she wept, "even in my robes and veils, I thought such things, and in countless dreams I found myself so".
68 423 "In a restaurant, as in a tavern," I said, "you have an opportunity to present yourself, humbly and hopefully, beautifully, before men.
68 424 Do you not think some of those men would wish to lead you home with them? Might not a man offer your master coin for you, coin that he would be unlikely to refuse?" "It is too late," she said.
68 425 "I am caught.
"Surely you wish a private master," I said, "before whom you might kneel, whose feet you might cover with kisses". She squirmed, and sobbed, uncontrollably. "Is it not true?" I said. "Yes," she wept, "even in my robes and veils, I thought such things, and in countless dreams I found myself so". "In a restaurant, as in a tavern," I said, "you have an opportunity to present yourself, humbly and hopefully, beautifully, before men. Do you not think some of those men would wish to lead you home with them? Might not a man offer your master coin for you, coin that he would be unlikely to refuse?" "It is too late," she said. "I am caught. - (Plunder of Gor)