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

I wore red silk, a golden necklace about my throat, intertwined with my collar, and bells. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #73)
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12 73 I wore red View more quotes about silk">silk, a golden necklace about my throat, intertwined with my collar, and bells.

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

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12 70 Sometimes a girl will pretend to be more favored by the master than she is, for her own prestige, and to win position in the kennels.
12 71 But it is not hard to know the truth in these matters.
12 72 Who is most often summoned to his couch? "Meat, Dina!" cried another man, and I hastened to him, to kneel and serve him.
12 73 I wore red silk, a golden necklace about my throat, intertwined with my collar, and bells.
12 74 I saw Sucha lying soft in the arms of a lieutenant, kissing him.
12 75 How marvelously she melted in his arms, his.
12 76 She was seldom permitted to carry her whip outside the slave quarters, except in conducting a new slave through the corridors and bringing her through the small iron door, as she had me.
Sometimes a girl will pretend to be more favored by the master than she is, for her own prestige, and to win position in the kennels. But it is not hard to know the truth in these matters. Who is most often summoned to his couch? "Meat, Dina!" cried another man, and I hastened to him, to kneel and serve him. I wore red silk, a golden necklace about my throat, intertwined with my collar, and bells. I saw Sucha lying soft in the arms of a lieutenant, kissing him. How marvelously she melted in his arms, his. She was seldom permitted to carry her whip outside the slave quarters, except in conducting a new slave through the corridors and bringing her through the small iron door, as she had me. - (Slave Girl of Gor)