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

Do you understand?" The Lady Constanzia, frightened, perhaps hardly understanding what she had done, what had been done to her, or perhaps understanding it only too well, her head turned to the left, nodded affirmatively, vigorously. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #1306)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 1306 Do you View more quotes about understand">understand?" The Lady Constanzia, frightened, perhaps hardly understanding what she had done, what had been done to her, or perhaps understanding it only too well, her head turned to the left, nodded affirmatively, vigorously.

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

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14 1303 The slaver looked down upon the Lady Constanzia, who was prostrate before the free woman.
14 1304 I still held the Lady Constanzia's leash.
14 1305 "If you would live," he said to the Lady Constanzia, "learn your collar quickly, little vulo.
14 1306 Do you understand?" The Lady Constanzia, frightened, perhaps hardly understanding what she had done, what had been done to her, or perhaps understanding it only too well, her head turned to the left, nodded affirmatively, vigorously.
14 1307 "I thank you, Lady," said the slaver to the free woman, she in the ornate robes, who had been muchly offended, "on behalf of all property holders, for your understanding in this matter, for the lenience you have shown in this instance".
14 1308 "It is nothing," she said, her voice shaking a little.
14 1309 She was, after all, even though free, a female in the presence of such a man.
The slaver looked down upon the Lady Constanzia, who was prostrate before the free woman. I still held the Lady Constanzia's leash. "If you would live," he said to the Lady Constanzia, "learn your collar quickly, little vulo. Do you understand?" The Lady Constanzia, frightened, perhaps hardly understanding what she had done, what had been done to her, or perhaps understanding it only too well, her head turned to the left, nodded affirmatively, vigorously. "I thank you, Lady," said the slaver to the free woman, she in the ornate robes, who had been muchly offended, "on behalf of all property holders, for your understanding in this matter, for the lenience you have shown in this instance". "It is nothing," she said, her voice shaking a little. She was, after all, even though free, a female in the presence of such a man. - (Witness of Gor)