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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was, doubtless, a way of suggesting the possibility, perhaps even the desirability, of some addition or amendment to her current apparel. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #1625)
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26 1625 It was, View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless, a way of suggesting the possibility, perhaps even the desirability, of some addition or amendment to her current apparel.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 1622 Too, on her behalf, I thought she might find these arrangements instructive, and that they would help her, to the extent possible for a free woman, to be reminded of her femaleness.
26 1623 "This garment is not very large," she said, "is it?" "No," I said.
26 1624 As she had recurred to this observation, I assumed it concerned her.
26 1625 It was, doubtless, a way of suggesting the possibility, perhaps even the desirability, of some addition or amendment to her current apparel.
26 1626 Indeed, it hinted, possibly, at the suggestion of an actual reservation or caveat.
26 1627 She was, I assume, distinctly uneasy, if not stricken with fear, at the thought of being so seen, at least in public.
26 1628 "You mean, I take it," I said, "that the garment is too small, too tiny, too brief, too ill-concealing, that it is objectionably exhibitory".
Too, on her behalf, I thought she might find these arrangements instructive, and that they would help her, to the extent possible for a free woman, to be reminded of her femaleness. "This garment is not very large," she said, "is it?" "No," I said. As she had recurred to this observation, I assumed it concerned her. It was, doubtless, a way of suggesting the possibility, perhaps even the desirability, of some addition or amendment to her current apparel. Indeed, it hinted, possibly, at the suggestion of an actual reservation or caveat. She was, I assume, distinctly uneasy, if not stricken with fear, at the thought of being so seen, at least in public. "You mean, I take it," I said, "that the garment is too small, too tiny, too brief, too ill-concealing, that it is objectionably exhibitory". - (Mercenaries of Gor)