Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 623 | In this View more quotes about fashion">fashion, too, the slave's complete dependence on her new master, even for such things as clothing, is made clear from the very beginning. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 620 | I had had Ephialtes deliver her stripped, of course. |
| 48 | 621 | And, customarily, when a girl is delivered, the carrier usually retains the delivery garments, if any. |
| 48 | 622 | After all, he is delivering the slave, not a wardrobe. |
| 48 | 623 | In this fashion, too, the slave's complete dependence on her new master, even for such things as clothing, is made clear from the very beginning. |
| 48 | 624 | The garment was then gone. |
| 48 | 625 | "Will the leash now be necessary?" inquired Marcus. |
| 48 | 626 | "No, my Master," said the slave. |
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I had had Ephialtes deliver her stripped, of course.
And, customarily, when a girl is delivered, the carrier usually retains the delivery garments, if any.
After all, he is delivering the slave, not a wardrobe.
In this fashion, too, the slave's complete dependence on her new master, even for such things as clothing, is made clear from the very beginning.
The garment was then gone.
"Will the leash now be necessary?" inquired Marcus.
"No, my Master," said the slave.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)