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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is one thing for a free woman, tearfully, while in the dignity of robes and veil, to attempt to impose on a fellow's gullibility or good nature, and quite another for her to do so when she is unclothed. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #372)
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6 372 It is one View more quotes about thing">thing for a free woman, tearfully, while in the dignity of robes and veil, to attempt to impose on a fellow's gullibility or good nature, and quite another for her to do so when she is unclothed.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 369 "Then," she said, "he could keep me here as long as he wants! I could be kept here at his mercy, in this terrible place, as long as it is his will!" "You might, of course, be redeemed," I pointed out.
6 370 "Yes!" she said, eagerly.
6 371 "I must find a splendid gentleman, and piteously beg that!" I did not, personally, think she would now be as successful in that sort of thing as she might have been earlier, when fully clothed.
6 372 It is one thing for a free woman, tearfully, while in the dignity of robes and veil, to attempt to impose on a fellow's gullibility or good nature, and quite another for her to do so when she is unclothed.
6 373 When a woman is naked it is sometimes hard for a man not to see her as a female.
6 374 Clearly, too, the Lady Temione's body suggested the exquisite latency of slave curves.
6 375 "Perhaps you will find some fellow willing to do so," I said, "who will then expect that you will fling yourself into his arms, agreeing to be his companion".
"Then," she said, "he could keep me here as long as he wants! I could be kept here at his mercy, in this terrible place, as long as it is his will!" "You might, of course, be redeemed," I pointed out. "Yes!" she said, eagerly. "I must find a splendid gentleman, and piteously beg that!" I did not, personally, think she would now be as successful in that sort of thing as she might have been earlier, when fully clothed. It is one thing for a free woman, tearfully, while in the dignity of robes and veil, to attempt to impose on a fellow's gullibility or good nature, and quite another for her to do so when she is unclothed. When a woman is naked it is sometimes hard for a man not to see her as a female. Clearly, too, the Lady Temione's body suggested the exquisite latency of slave curves. "Perhaps you will find some fellow willing to do so," I said, "who will then expect that you will fling yourself into his arms, agreeing to be his companion". - (Renegades of Gor)