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

To be sure, it might be different if the free woman were a prisoner or criminal, sentenced to the prison for a time, to serve there, perhaps denied her veil, perhaps being forced to reveal her ankles or even calves to the prisoners. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1045)
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13 1045 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, it might be different if the free woman were a prisoner or criminal, sentenced to the prison for a time, to serve there, perhaps denied her veil, perhaps being forced to reveal her ankles or even calves to the prisoners.

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

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13 1042 "I see," I said.
13 1043 I rather doubted that this token was likely to be interpreted by the prisoners in the same fashion that the judiciary of the city, or the free women of the city, whatever city this might be, had anticipated.
13 1044 It was my guess that a male prisoner might more enjoy a glimpse of a slave than the lengthy scrutiny of a free woman.
13 1045 To be sure, it might be different if the free woman were a prisoner or criminal, sentenced to the prison for a time, to serve there, perhaps denied her veil, perhaps being forced to reveal her ankles or even calves to the prisoners.
13 1046 They might enjoy that.
13 1047 But I recalled the pleased howling and catcalls of the prisoners above, those I had passed on my journey along the ledge.
13 1048 They had seemed vital and strong.
"I see," I said. I rather doubted that this token was likely to be interpreted by the prisoners in the same fashion that the judiciary of the city, or the free women of the city, whatever city this might be, had anticipated. It was my guess that a male prisoner might more enjoy a glimpse of a slave than the lengthy scrutiny of a free woman. To be sure, it might be different if the free woman were a prisoner or criminal, sentenced to the prison for a time, to serve there, perhaps denied her veil, perhaps being forced to reveal her ankles or even calves to the prisoners. They might enjoy that. But I recalled the pleased howling and catcalls of the prisoners above, those I had passed on my journey along the ledge. They had seemed vital and strong. - (Witness of Gor)