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

She would certainly realize that I would understand, if only from the voices, and the sounds, what had been done to her, and the sort of treatment which she had been accorded. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #120)
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43 120 She would View more quotes about certainly">certainly realize that I would understand, if only from the voices, and the sounds, what had been done to her, and the sort of treatment which she had been accorded.

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

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43 117 I did not know if she could see me within or not.
43 118 Much would depend, I supposed, on the light.
43 119 She shook her head a little, to move the hair from before her face.
43 120 She would certainly realize that I would understand, if only from the voices, and the sounds, what had been done to her, and the sort of treatment which she had been accorded.
43 121 Many times she had been made to thrash, and squirm, and howl with pleasure, within feet of me.
43 122 She had been forced, many times, to show herself, to prove herself, helplessly, irreservedly, a female and a slave before me.
43 123 Perhaps that cost her much, I such a lowly slave, and only a barbarian.
I did not know if she could see me within or not. Much would depend, I supposed, on the light. She shook her head a little, to move the hair from before her face. She would certainly realize that I would understand, if only from the voices, and the sounds, what had been done to her, and the sort of treatment which she had been accorded. Many times she had been made to thrash, and squirm, and howl with pleasure, within feet of me. She had been forced, many times, to show herself, to prove herself, helplessly, irreservedly, a female and a slave before me. Perhaps that cost her much, I such a lowly slave, and only a barbarian. - (Witness of Gor)