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

I looked at the lovely slave in the mirror. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #235)
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4 235 I View more quotes about looked">looked at the lovely slave in the mirror.

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

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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.
4 233 She then, at another place, cut into the hem, ripping it, and unraveled and tore it a bit, as though it had naturally frayed; some stray threads hung upon my thigh.
4 234 These were the touches which, to my horror and delight, made the garment of the slave rag exquisitely perfect.
4 235 I looked at the lovely slave in the mirror.
4 236 I wondered if the men knew, or suspected, the female cunning that went into the making of a slave rag.
4 237 She was arming me with beauty.
4 238 With what else might a slave girl be armed? Eta kissed me, and I kissed her.
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 then, at another place, cut into the hem, ripping it, and unraveled and tore it a bit, as though it had naturally frayed; some stray threads hung upon my thigh. These were the touches which, to my horror and delight, made the garment of the slave rag exquisitely perfect. I looked at the lovely slave in the mirror. I wondered if the men knew, or suspected, the female cunning that went into the making of a slave rag. She was arming me with beauty. With what else might a slave girl be armed? Eta kissed me, and I kissed her. - (Slave Girl of Gor)