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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

Scarcely anything would enter into the ceremony save that I was female, and he was male, and that I would wear his collar. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #92)
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14 92 View more quotes about scarcely">Scarcely anything would enter into the ceremony save that I was female, and he was male, and that I would wear his collar.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 89 I was she.
14 90 Miss Elinor Brinton, incredibly, incomprehensibly, found herself kneeling in a barbarian tent, on a distant world, myself, being prepared for her collaring.
14 91 The fact that New York City was of Earth, and that Treve was of Gor, would not even enter into the ceremony.
14 92 Scarcely anything would enter into the ceremony save that I was female, and he was male, and that I would wear his collar.
14 93 Yesterday, by slave girls, under the direction of Ena, who was high girl, I had been washed and combed, and then fed.
14 94 The food had been good, bread and bosk meat, roasted, and cheese, and larma fruit.
14 95 I, famished from my trials in the wilderness, had fed well.
I was she. Miss Elinor Brinton, incredibly, incomprehensibly, found herself kneeling in a barbarian tent, on a distant world, myself, being prepared for her collaring. The fact that New York City was of Earth, and that Treve was of Gor, would not even enter into the ceremony. Scarcely anything would enter into the ceremony save that I was female, and he was male, and that I would wear his collar. Yesterday, by slave girls, under the direction of Ena, who was high girl, I had been washed and combed, and then fed. The food had been good, bread and bosk meat, roasted, and cheese, and larma fruit. I, famished from my trials in the wilderness, had fed well. - (Captive of Gor)