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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

She wore a collar of gold, and earrings, and, torn and muddied, a slip of golden silk, of the sort with which masters sometimes display their girl slaves. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #502)
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18 502 She wore a View more quotes about collar">collar of gold, and earrings, and, torn and muddied, a slip of golden silk, of the sort with which masters sometimes display their girl slaves.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 499 In fury, she squirmed to her feet.
18 500 "I am not a Kur girl," she cried.
18 501 Indeed, she did not wear the heavy leather collar, with ring and lock, which Kurii fastened on their female cattle.
18 502 She wore a collar of gold, and earrings, and, torn and muddied, a slip of golden silk, of the sort with which masters sometimes display their girl slaves.
18 503 It was incredibly brief.
18 504 "I have a human master," she said, angrily, "to whom I demand to be immediately returned".
18 505 "We took her, Honey Cake and I," said Olga.
In fury, she squirmed to her feet. "I am not a Kur girl," she cried. Indeed, she did not wear the heavy leather collar, with ring and lock, which Kurii fastened on their female cattle. She wore a collar of gold, and earrings, and, torn and muddied, a slip of golden silk, of the sort with which masters sometimes display their girl slaves. It was incredibly brief. "I have a human master," she said, angrily, "to whom I demand to be immediately returned". "We took her, Honey Cake and I," said Olga. - (Marauders of Gor)