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

I gazed about myself with wonder. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #193)
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11 193 I gazed about View more quotes about myself">myself with wonder.

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

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11 190 I turned the handle on the tiny door and, falling to my belly, squirmed through.
11 191 Sucha followed me.
11 192 Within we stood up.
11 193 I gazed about myself with wonder.
11 194 The room was lofty, and spacious; it contained numerous slender, white pillars, rich hangings; it was tiled in purple, and there was in it a scented pool; the walls were glossy and richly mosaiced with scenes of slave girls at the service of their masters; I uneasily touched the collar at my throat; light filtered down from narrow, barred windows, set high in the glossy, mosaiced walls.
11 195 Here and there, about the pool, lay indolent girls, not set to work.
11 196 They regarded me, appraising my face and figure, doubtless comparing it to their own.
I turned the handle on the tiny door and, falling to my belly, squirmed through. Sucha followed me. Within we stood up. I gazed about myself with wonder. The room was lofty, and spacious; it contained numerous slender, white pillars, rich hangings; it was tiled in purple, and there was in it a scented pool; the walls were glossy and richly mosaiced with scenes of slave girls at the service of their masters; I uneasily touched the collar at my throat; light filtered down from narrow, barred windows, set high in the glossy, mosaiced walls. Here and there, about the pool, lay indolent girls, not set to work. They regarded me, appraising my face and figure, doubtless comparing it to their own. - (Slave Girl of Gor)