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

Thus, she is likely to be as jealous of, and as concerned about, her tiny garment as the free woman of the layers of her more cumbersome raiment. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #1651)
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26 1651 View more quotes about thus">Thus, she is likely to be as jealous of, and as concerned about, her tiny garment as the free woman of the layers of her more cumbersome raiment.

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

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26 1648 But it still affords her a veil, a last veil, so to speak.
26 1649 She is not nude.
26 1650 This is important to her.
26 1651 Thus, she is likely to be as jealous of, and as concerned about, her tiny garment as the free woman of the layers of her more cumbersome raiment.
26 1652 Indeed, one of the powers the master holds over her is his decision as to whether or not she will be permitted clothing.
26 1653 Withdrawing this permission can be a punishment; permitting clothing may express his satisfaction with the slave.
26 1654 Needless to say, many slaves are very attentive to their service, and strive zealously to please, that they may be found worthy of raiment, even so little as a knotted rag.
But it still affords her a veil, a last veil, so to speak. She is not nude. This is important to her. Thus, she is likely to be as jealous of, and as concerned about, her tiny garment as the free woman of the layers of her more cumbersome raiment. Indeed, one of the powers the master holds over her is his decision as to whether or not she will be permitted clothing. Withdrawing this permission can be a punishment; permitting clothing may express his satisfaction with the slave. Needless to say, many slaves are very attentive to their service, and strive zealously to please, that they may be found worthy of raiment, even so little as a knotted rag. - (Mercenaries of Gor)