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

How the girls would have cried out with envy to see me, secure in such a cloak, and that, too, of the mighty Rask of Treve! But I did not wish to wear it. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #466)
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16 466 How the View more quotes about girls">girls would have cried out with envy to see me, secure in such a cloak, and that, too, of the mighty Rask of Treve! But I did not wish to wear it.

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

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16 463 Again he forced me to weep with pleasure.
16 464 When I leaped up, laughing, shaking my head and hair, he again offered to place his cloak about my shoulders, that my body might be covered when I went to the shed for the work slaves.
16 465 It was much honor that he did me, a mere female slave.
16 466 How the girls would have cried out with envy to see me, secure in such a cloak, and that, too, of the mighty Rask of Treve! But I did not wish to wear it.
16 467 Did I so, it would not have been well concealed that he, my master, had touched with gentleness, and care, a girl who wore a collar.
16 468 What would his men think? And I wore penalty brands.
16 469 Surely a girl such as I, after being brutally used, should have been casually dismissed, or beaten and spurned.
Again he forced me to weep with pleasure. When I leaped up, laughing, shaking my head and hair, he again offered to place his cloak about my shoulders, that my body might be covered when I went to the shed for the work slaves. It was much honor that he did me, a mere female slave. How the girls would have cried out with envy to see me, secure in such a cloak, and that, too, of the mighty Rask of Treve! But I did not wish to wear it. Did I so, it would not have been well concealed that he, my master, had touched with gentleness, and care, a girl who wore a collar. What would his men think? And I wore penalty brands. Surely a girl such as I, after being brutally used, should have been casually dismissed, or beaten and spurned. - (Captive of Gor)