Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 175 | It was terribly thin. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 172 | How had this View more quotes about come">come about? It was no more than a rag. |
| 8 | 173 | I would never have donned such a garment! I would never have permitted myself to be seen so, so bared, so displayed, so exposed in such a scandalous garment! It was frayed, and torn. |
| 8 | 174 | It was terribly brief. |
| 8 | 175 | It was terribly thin. |
| 8 | 176 | It had no nether closure. |
| 8 | 177 | And it was all I wore! I was outraged! I might have torn it from me, but it was all I had. |
| 8 | 178 | Who had dared to put me in this garment? Surely I had not done so! A sense of acute embarrassment, and then of fury, overcame me! What right had someone to do this, to take such liberties, to so garb me, in so little, so pathetically, and so revealingly, and publicly, to so dress me, to so demean, insult and shame me, so deliberately, so grievously! How could such a thing have been dared? Who did they think I was? What did they think I was? I realized, of course, too, suddenly, the thought almost making me giddy and frightened, that whoever had done so must have seen me bared, fully. |
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How had this come about? It was no more than a rag.
I would never have donned such a garment! I would never have permitted myself to be seen so, so bared, so displayed, so exposed in such a scandalous garment! It was frayed, and torn.
It was terribly brief.
It was terribly thin.
It had no nether closure.
And it was all I wore! I was outraged! I might have torn it from me, but it was all I had.
Who had dared to put me in this garment? Surely I had not done so! A sense of acute embarrassment, and then of fury, overcame me! What right had someone to do this, to take such liberties, to so garb me, in so little, so pathetically, and so revealingly, and publicly, to so dress me, to so demean, insult and shame me, so deliberately, so grievously! How could such a thing have been dared? Who did they think I was? What did they think I was? I realized, of course, too, suddenly, the thought almost making me giddy and frightened, that whoever had done so must have seen me bared, fully.
- (Witness of Gor)