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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

The worst, of course, was not that she, who was first amongst us, had been forced to behave as though she might be the least amongst us. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #827)
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7 827 The worst, of View more quotes about course">course, was not that she, who was first amongst us, had been forced to behave as though she might be the least amongst us.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 824 Indeed, I suspected that Aynur, had she been alone with him, had she not been before us, had she not had her talmit, had her hair been loose, had she been naked, save perhaps for her collar and some ornaments, might have begged prettily, and quite abjectly, upon her knees, for the permission to render him such a service.
7 825 But this, of course, was not such an occasion.
7 826 Tears ran down Aynur's cheeks, she kneeling between Tima and Tana.
7 827 The worst, of course, was not that she, who was first amongst us, had been forced to behave as though she might be the least amongst us.
7 828 No, rather, the worst was that she, having fetched the sandals, had then been merely returned to her place.
7 829 It had been hers merely to fetch the sandals.
7 830 She would not, it seemed, be permitted to place them upon his feet.
Indeed, I suspected that Aynur, had she been alone with him, had she not been before us, had she not had her talmit, had her hair been loose, had she been naked, save perhaps for her collar and some ornaments, might have begged prettily, and quite abjectly, upon her knees, for the permission to render him such a service. But this, of course, was not such an occasion. Tears ran down Aynur's cheeks, she kneeling between Tima and Tana. The worst, of course, was not that she, who was first amongst us, had been forced to behave as though she might be the least amongst us. No, rather, the worst was that she, having fetched the sandals, had then been merely returned to her place. It had been hers merely to fetch the sandals. She would not, it seemed, be permitted to place them upon his feet. - (Witness of Gor)