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

But I did not doubt she had in mind some more serious sense of freedom, and one that made me uneasy. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #263)
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12 263 But I did not View more quotes about doubt">doubt she had in mind some more serious sense of freedom, and one that made me uneasy.

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

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12 260 "We have in common our precious freedom," she said.
12 261 I did not respond to this.
12 262 To be sure, I was confident that she was in some sort of confinement, and I lay bound and naked, in a net.
12 263 But I did not doubt she had in mind some more serious sense of freedom, and one that made me uneasy.
12 264 From things she had said, I had little doubt but what she was, in a sense important on this world, "free".
12 265 On the other hand, in a sense also important on this world, and doubtlessly more profoundly important, I was not "free".
12 266 It was not merely that I had a collar on my neck, close-fitting and locked as it might be, and a brand on my thigh, lovely and unmistakable, put there deeply and clearly for all to see.
"We have in common our precious freedom," she said. I did not respond to this. To be sure, I was confident that she was in some sort of confinement, and I lay bound and naked, in a net. But I did not doubt she had in mind some more serious sense of freedom, and one that made me uneasy. From things she had said, I had little doubt but what she was, in a sense important on this world, "free". On the other hand, in a sense also important on this world, and doubtlessly more profoundly important, I was not "free". It was not merely that I had a collar on my neck, close-fitting and locked as it might be, and a brand on my thigh, lovely and unmistakable, put there deeply and clearly for all to see. - (Witness of Gor)