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

But such things are terribly dangerous. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #977)
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7 977 But such View more quotes about things">things are terribly dangerous.

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

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7 974 It would become, in all probability, then, not a difference between captivity and freedom, but a mere changing of collars.
7 975 In all intrigues within the garden, involving the outside, a guard, or staff member, is almost always involved.
7 976 They are necessary as intermediaries.
7 977 But such things are terribly dangerous.
7 978 Too, of course, there can be internal liaisons, and such.
7 979 A flower, for example, much taken with a handsome guard, upon whom she has spied, might, risking all, place herself in his way, letting her needs and feelings be known.
7 980 Too, of course, such liaisons might be initiated by a guard or staff member, for such are not as ignorant of the contents of a garden as is sometimes supposed.
It would become, in all probability, then, not a difference between captivity and freedom, but a mere changing of collars. In all intrigues within the garden, involving the outside, a guard, or staff member, is almost always involved. They are necessary as intermediaries. But such things are terribly dangerous. Too, of course, there can be internal liaisons, and such. A flower, for example, much taken with a handsome guard, upon whom she has spied, might, risking all, place herself in his way, letting her needs and feelings be known. Too, of course, such liaisons might be initiated by a guard or staff member, for such are not as ignorant of the contents of a garden as is sometimes supposed. - (Witness of Gor)