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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Why, then, was I embarrassed, or humiliated, at the thought that I might now be ordered to disrobe in his presence? I was not sure. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #835)
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10 835 Why, then, was I embarrassed, or humiliated, at the View more quotes about thought">thought that I might now be ordered to disrobe in his presence? I was not sure.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 832 "Are you white silk?" he had asked.
10 833 "Yes, Master," I had said, shrinking back from him in the manacles.
10 834 He had then taken me down to the basement, removed the manacles, put me on my hands and knees, and thrust me into my kennel, locking it behind me.
10 835 Why, then, was I embarrassed, or humiliated, at the thought that I might now be ordered to disrobe in his presence? I was not sure.
10 836 I supposed it was because I was not yet fully adjusted to my slavery.
10 837 I was not yet a brazen slave.
10 838 I had not yet, at that time, even been put out on the floor of the tavern.
"Are you white silk?" he had asked. "Yes, Master," I had said, shrinking back from him in the manacles. He had then taken me down to the basement, removed the manacles, put me on my hands and knees, and thrust me into my kennel, locking it behind me. Why, then, was I embarrassed, or humiliated, at the thought that I might now be ordered to disrobe in his presence? I was not sure. I supposed it was because I was not yet fully adjusted to my slavery. I was not yet a brazen slave. I had not yet, at that time, even been put out on the floor of the tavern. - (Dancer of Gor)