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

Whereas the larger door or gate may be opened, and men may enter the cell standing, if they wish, such as we are usually entered into the cell and summoned forth from it through the smaller door or gate. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #381)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
8 381 View more quotes about whereas">Whereas the larger door or gate may be opened, and men may enter the cell standing, if they wish, such as we are usually entered into the cell and summoned forth from it through the smaller door or gate.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
8 378 I had looked to the back.
8 379 I had thought there might be some other entrance, perhaps a small iron door at the back, but there was not.
8 380 In some cells, designed for such as we, there are, inserted within a larger door, or gate, a small door or gate.
8 381 Whereas the larger door or gate may be opened, and men may enter the cell standing, if they wish, such as we are usually entered into the cell and summoned forth from it through the smaller door or gate.
8 382 We thus enter on all fours and emerge on all fours, or, if it is wished, on our belly.
8 383 This sort of thing is thought useful in reminding us of our status.
8 384 It is also harder, obviously, to bolt through such an opening.
I had looked to the back. I had thought there might be some other entrance, perhaps a small iron door at the back, but there was not. In some cells, designed for such as we, there are, inserted within a larger door, or gate, a small door or gate. Whereas the larger door or gate may be opened, and men may enter the cell standing, if they wish, such as we are usually entered into the cell and summoned forth from it through the smaller door or gate. We thus enter on all fours and emerge on all fours, or, if it is wished, on our belly. This sort of thing is thought useful in reminding us of our status. It is also harder, obviously, to bolt through such an opening. - (Witness of Gor)