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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

What man would not simply put a chain on it, or collar it? I stood before the mirror, stunned, looking at the slave girl. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #229)
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4 229 What man would not View more quotes about simply">simply put a chain on it, or collar it? I stood before the mirror, stunned, looking at the slave girl.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 226 She nodded, and smiled.
4 227 I looked again at the mirror.
4 228 I had not known I could be so beautiful! Then I was afraid, for I suspected what such beauty might mean on the world on which I found myself.
4 229 What man would not simply put a chain on it, or collar it? I stood before the mirror, stunned, looking at the slave girl.
4 230 Eta then, to my surprise, with the point of her scissors, ripped the tiny garment a bit under my right breast, that a bit of skin might show, and again at my left hip, a larger rip.
4 231 These were done in such a way as to make them appear natural, inadvertent rents in the garment.
4 232 She then, with the point of the scissors, at two points, ripped the hem she had earlier sewn out a bit, that in these two places it might appear the threads had broken; the hem then, in these two places, was irregular on my legs.
She nodded, and smiled. I looked again at the mirror. I had not known I could be so beautiful! Then I was afraid, for I suspected what such beauty might mean on the world on which I found myself. What man would not simply put a chain on it, or collar it? I stood before the mirror, stunned, looking at the slave girl. Eta then, to my surprise, with the point of her scissors, ripped the tiny garment a bit under my right breast, that a bit of skin might show, and again at my left hip, a larger rip. These were done in such a way as to make them appear natural, inadvertent rents in the garment. She then, with the point of the scissors, at two points, ripped the hem she had earlier sewn out a bit, that in these two places it might appear the threads had broken; the hem then, in these two places, was irregular on my legs. - (Slave Girl of Gor)