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

"I understand the distinction perfectly," she said. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #1020)
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14 1020 "I View more quotes about understand">understand the distinction perfectly," she said.

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

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14 1017 "As all suitable slave garments," I said, "they stimulate and provoke interest".
14 1018 "Yes!" she said.
14 1019 "They conceal and hint," I said, "but, as slave garments, they are not permitted to deceive or falsify".
14 1020 "I understand the distinction perfectly," she said.
14 1021 "Even the relative modesty of a common slave tunic," I said, "tends to be stimulatory".
14 1022 "Doubtless," she said.
14 1023 "I have haltered your breasts high," I said, "the better to emphasize the line of your body, and the better to show you as one subject to bonds, but it is clear, from the way in which this is done, that deception is not involved.
"As all suitable slave garments," I said, "they stimulate and provoke interest". "Yes!" she said. "They conceal and hint," I said, "but, as slave garments, they are not permitted to deceive or falsify". "I understand the distinction perfectly," she said. "Even the relative modesty of a common slave tunic," I said, "tends to be stimulatory". "Doubtless," she said. "I have haltered your breasts high," I said, "the better to emphasize the line of your body, and the better to show you as one subject to bonds, but it is clear, from the way in which this is done, that deception is not involved. - (Witness of Gor)