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

What slave girl does not know that? Too, had I not heard what might not be for the ears of a kajira? I went to my belly, in misery, pressing my lips to Florian's feet, fervently, again and again. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #189)
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40 189 What View more quotes about slave">slave girl does not know that? Too, had I not heard what might not be for the ears of a kajira? I went to my belly, in misery, pressing my lips to Florian's feet, fervently, again and again.

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

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40 186 "Forgive me, Master," I said.
40 187 I feared I had angered him, and that my transgression might be deemed grievous.
40 188 It is not a light thing to anger a master.
40 189 What slave girl does not know that? Too, had I not heard what might not be for the ears of a kajira? I went to my belly, in misery, pressing my lips to Florian's feet, fervently, again and again.
40 190 It is a common way in which slave girls attempt to placate a master.
40 191 "Well, Miles," said Florian, after a bit, "what shall we do with her? Boil her in oil?" "No," said Miles.
40 192 "In water.
"Forgive me, Master," I said. I feared I had angered him, and that my transgression might be deemed grievous. It is not a light thing to anger a master. What slave girl does not know that? Too, had I not heard what might not be for the ears of a kajira? I went to my belly, in misery, pressing my lips to Florian's feet, fervently, again and again. It is a common way in which slave girls attempt to placate a master. "Well, Miles," said Florian, after a bit, "what shall we do with her? Boil her in oil?" "No," said Miles. "In water. - (Quarry of Gor)