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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

To such a garment, in its scantiness, in its revealing suggestiveness, in what it says about its occupant, might not a full and honest nudity be preferable? Such a garment is a public proclamation that its wearer, by it so belittled and demeaned, by it so mercilessly exhibited, by it so blatantly exposed, can be no more than a slave". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #279)
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43 279 To such a View more quotes about garment">garment, in its scantiness, in its revealing suggestiveness, in what it says about its occupant, might not a full and honest nudity be preferable? Such a garment is a public proclamation that its wearer, by it so belittled and demeaned, by it so mercilessly exhibited, by it so blatantly exposed, can be no more than a slave".

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 276 It is brazen.
43 277 It is shamefully revealing.
43 278 It is the sort of garment in which a lusty man, for his pleasure, and amusement, would put a woman helplessly in his power, indeed, if he permitted her a garment at all.
43 279 To such a garment, in its scantiness, in its revealing suggestiveness, in what it says about its occupant, might not a full and honest nudity be preferable? Such a garment is a public proclamation that its wearer, by it so belittled and demeaned, by it so mercilessly exhibited, by it so blatantly exposed, can be no more than a slave".
43 280 "I will have it," she said.
43 281 "Please, no, my lady!" said Lord Grendel.
43 282 "My tiara," she said, "will enhance and redeem the ensemble.
It is brazen. It is shamefully revealing. It is the sort of garment in which a lusty man, for his pleasure, and amusement, would put a woman helplessly in his power, indeed, if he permitted her a garment at all. To such a garment, in its scantiness, in its revealing suggestiveness, in what it says about its occupant, might not a full and honest nudity be preferable? Such a garment is a public proclamation that its wearer, by it so belittled and demeaned, by it so mercilessly exhibited, by it so blatantly exposed, can be no more than a slave". "I will have it," she said. "Please, no, my lady!" said Lord Grendel. "My tiara," she said, "will enhance and redeem the ensemble. - (Kur of Gor)