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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Why would he offer so much to have her stolen?" "He claims to be her former master, desiring to recover her," said another. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #227)
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7 227 "Why would he offer so much to have her View more quotes about stolen">stolen?" "He claims to be her former master, desiring to recover her," said another.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 224 In such a situation it is common for a slave to be on her knees.
7 225 In such a situation, is not that where she belongs? "I do not know," said he whom I took to be first amongst my abductors.
7 226 "What is her interest or importance?" asked another.
7 227 "Why would he offer so much to have her stolen?" "He claims to be her former master, desiring to recover her," said another.
7 228 "Perhaps eager to have her again at his slave ring," said another.
7 229 "Or angry, to enact a vengeance upon her," said yet another.
7 230 I knelt among the men, naked, my head down, my hands thonged behind my back.
In such a situation it is common for a slave to be on her knees. In such a situation, is not that where she belongs? "I do not know," said he whom I took to be first amongst my abductors. "What is her interest or importance?" asked another. "Why would he offer so much to have her stolen?" "He claims to be her former master, desiring to recover her," said another. "Perhaps eager to have her again at his slave ring," said another. "Or angry, to enact a vengeance upon her," said yet another. I knelt among the men, naked, my head down, my hands thonged behind my back. - (Quarry of Gor)