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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She realized suddenly that that of which they approved, her body, was not hers, that her body, and, indeed, she herself, was another's property. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #201)
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9 201 She View more quotes about realized">realized suddenly that that of which they approved, her body, was not hers, that her body, and, indeed, she herself, was another's property.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 198 Even had she not known the word, she would have understood him, from his tone, and expression, only too well.
9 199 Some of the men struck their left shoulders.
9 200 Some of the women present uttered small sounds of admiration.
9 201 She realized suddenly that that of which they approved, her body, was not hers, that her body, and, indeed, she herself, was another's property.
9 202 She turned the brassiere about, until the hooks were before her, at her belly.
9 203 She then unhooked it and dropped it with her other garments.
9 204 Suddenly tears sprang to her eyes and she looked piteously to the young man in the curule chair, that he might leave her some sop to her modesty, that he would not be merciless with her, not publicly, not before this throng.
Even had she not known the word, she would have understood him, from his tone, and expression, only too well. Some of the men struck their left shoulders. Some of the women present uttered small sounds of admiration. She realized suddenly that that of which they approved, her body, was not hers, that her body, and, indeed, she herself, was another's property. She turned the brassiere about, until the hooks were before her, at her belly. She then unhooked it and dropped it with her other garments. Suddenly tears sprang to her eyes and she looked piteously to the young man in the curule chair, that he might leave her some sop to her modesty, that he would not be merciless with her, not publicly, not before this throng. - (Prize of Gor)