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

To be sure there are few things that so convince a woman of her helplessness than to be gagged. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #163)
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23 163 To be View more quotes about sure">sure there are few things that so convince a woman of her helplessness than to be gagged.

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

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23 160 It had been put on me in the usual way such a device is put on a slave—not cruelly, nor in such a way as to hurt her, but simply with a snug, tight, perfect efficiency.
23 161 I had worn one once before, in the pens.
23 162 It was the same.
23 163 To be sure there are few things that so convince a woman of her helplessness than to be gagged.
23 164 The blindfold is another such device, of course.
23 165 Imagine the helplessness, dear reader, should there ever be such, of this account, of being gagged and blindfolded, and bound.
23 166 You might then have some sense as to what it might be to be in the power of others, to be as a slave.
It had been put on me in the usual way such a device is put on a slave—not cruelly, nor in such a way as to hurt her, but simply with a snug, tight, perfect efficiency. I had worn one once before, in the pens. It was the same. To be sure there are few things that so convince a woman of her helplessness than to be gagged. The blindfold is another such device, of course. Imagine the helplessness, dear reader, should there ever be such, of this account, of being gagged and blindfolded, and bound. You might then have some sense as to what it might be to be in the power of others, to be as a slave. - (Witness of Gor)