Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 82 | View more quotes about something">Something similar occurs when a bound, stripped free woman is forced to hold a portion of her garments, perhaps a lovely, sliplike undergarment, between her teeth. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 79 | It also gave me an opportunity to bring her back to our camp with the garment about her neck, a touch which I thought would be helpful in accommodating her to her new reality. |
| 48 | 80 | Sometimes masters, as a discipline for their beauties, have them go naked in public, but with their tunic, or ta-teera, or whatever, about their neck or wrist. |
| 48 | 81 | This helps the girl feel even more naked. |
| 48 | 82 | Something similar occurs when a bound, stripped free woman is forced to hold a portion of her garments, perhaps a lovely, sliplike undergarment, between her teeth. |
| 48 | 83 | This, as she is forbidden to drop it, acts as a de facto gag. |
| 48 | 84 | It also, of course, helps her to understand that the nature of her new reality, the reality in which she now finds herself, may be other than that with which she was formerly familiar. |
| 48 | 85 | "I now," I said, "remove your name. |
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It also gave me an opportunity to bring her back to our camp with the garment about her neck, a touch which I thought would be helpful in accommodating her to her new reality.
Sometimes masters, as a discipline for their beauties, have them go naked in public, but with their tunic, or ta-teera, or whatever, about their neck or wrist.
This helps the girl feel even more naked.
Something similar occurs when a bound, stripped free woman is forced to hold a portion of her garments, perhaps a lovely, sliplike undergarment, between her teeth.
This, as she is forbidden to drop it, acts as a de facto gag.
It also, of course, helps her to understand that the nature of her new reality, the reality in which she now finds herself, may be other than that with which she was formerly familiar.
"I now," I said, "remove your name.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)