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

But, instead of being distressed by this, she had always seemed to welcome it. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #138)
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18 138 But, instead of being distressed by this, she had View more quotes about always">always seemed to welcome it.

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

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18 135 This was the first time the free woman had been this modestly garbed, such as it was, on one of our jaunts above.
18 136 I had usually managed to gratify myself by having her slave-garbed in a way far more revealing than I was.
18 137 I had enjoyed doing this to her, as she was a free woman, and I only a slave.
18 138 But, instead of being distressed by this, she had always seemed to welcome it.
18 139 The scantier and more revealing the garb in which I placed her the more she seemed to love it.
18 140 I did not understand her.
18 141 But then the notion of being "modestly garbed" is surely a relative one.
This was the first time the free woman had been this modestly garbed, such as it was, on one of our jaunts above. I had usually managed to gratify myself by having her slave-garbed in a way far more revealing than I was. I had enjoyed doing this to her, as she was a free woman, and I only a slave. But, instead of being distressed by this, she had always seemed to welcome it. The scantier and more revealing the garb in which I placed her the more she seemed to love it. I did not understand her. But then the notion of being "modestly garbed" is surely a relative one. - (Witness of Gor)