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

"Moreover, I do not wish to serve them clad revealingly in a bit of silk and the bells of a slave girl!" "Well," said Ute, "you may, if you wish, remain in the shed". - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #569)
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15 569 "Moreover, I do not wish to serve them View more quotes about clad">clad revealingly in a bit of silk and the bells of a slave girl!" "Well," said Ute, "you may, if you wish, remain in the shed".

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

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15 566 "I suppose I must be placed in silk then," I had said to Ute, angrily.
15 567 "And slave bells," had added Ute.
15 568 How furious I had been! "I do not wish to serve men," I had told Ute.
15 569 "Moreover, I do not wish to serve them clad revealingly in a bit of silk and the bells of a slave girl!" "Well," said Ute, "you may, if you wish, remain in the shed".
15 570 "I suppose it is not fair to the other girls," I had said, "that I should be permitted to remain in the shed while they are forced to serve, so clad and belled".
15 571 "Do you wish to serve or not?" had asked Ute.
15 572 "I will serve," I had said, with an air of defeat.
"I suppose I must be placed in silk then," I had said to Ute, angrily. "And slave bells," had added Ute. How furious I had been! "I do not wish to serve men," I had told Ute. "Moreover, I do not wish to serve them clad revealingly in a bit of silk and the bells of a slave girl!" "Well," said Ute, "you may, if you wish, remain in the shed". "I suppose it is not fair to the other girls," I had said, "that I should be permitted to remain in the shed while they are forced to serve, so clad and belled". "Do you wish to serve or not?" had asked Ute. "I will serve," I had said, with an air of defeat. - (Captive of Gor)