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

It is common to account for, and lock up, such valuables at night. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #57)
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43 57 It is View more quotes about common">common to account for, and lock up, such valuables at night.

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

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43 54 She was in her silks, again, the sleeveless, silken scarlet vest, tied shut with a mere string, and the belly silk, scarlet, too, in the Harfaxian drape, fastened at the left hip with a golden clasp.
43 55 Her earrings, her bangles and bracelets, her armlet, her talmit, had been removed before the mat check.
43 56 My ornaments, including even the tiny golden earrings, had been removed earlier, before I had been switched in the garden.
43 57 It is common to account for, and lock up, such valuables at night.
43 58 One would not want, for example, a girl trying to barter such things, bracelets and such, for, say, the caress of a guard.
43 59 Before coming to arouse me, on the pretext of taking me to the master, I supposed that she must have donned her silk.
43 60 That would have been safer than wearing it under her silken sheets.
She was in her silks, again, the sleeveless, silken scarlet vest, tied shut with a mere string, and the belly silk, scarlet, too, in the Harfaxian drape, fastened at the left hip with a golden clasp. Her earrings, her bangles and bracelets, her armlet, her talmit, had been removed before the mat check. My ornaments, including even the tiny golden earrings, had been removed earlier, before I had been switched in the garden. It is common to account for, and lock up, such valuables at night. One would not want, for example, a girl trying to barter such things, bracelets and such, for, say, the caress of a guard. Before coming to arouse me, on the pretext of taking me to the master, I supposed that she must have donned her silk. That would have been safer than wearing it under her silken sheets. - (Witness of Gor)