Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 532 | How horrifying it is to View more quotes about look">look upon such a reality so directly. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 529 | I then saw it in the bright and direct light of the sun. |
| 32 | 530 | It was clear that she was lovely, even in the rudeness of the carving. |
| 32 | 531 | On her throat was the neck belt of bondage, doubtless tied shut with a slave knot, and, fastened to it, identifying her, the disk of the master. |
| 32 | 532 | How horrifying it is to look upon such a reality so directly. |
| 32 | 533 | How much better it is to deny it, or to see it only, as through colored glass, through the softened, tinted lies of civilization. |
| 32 | 534 | He then handed me back the sunglasses. |
| 32 | 535 | 'Do not put them back on,' he said. |
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I then saw it in the bright and direct light of the sun.
It was clear that she was lovely, even in the rudeness of the carving.
On her throat was the neck belt of bondage, doubtless tied shut with a slave knot, and, fastened to it, identifying her, the disk of the master.
How horrifying it is to look upon such a reality so directly.
How much better it is to deny it, or to see it only, as through colored glass, through the softened, tinted lies of civilization.
He then handed me back the sunglasses.
'Do not put them back on,' he said.
- (Explorers of Gor)