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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had not yet been permitted even a slave strip. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #18)
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11 18 She had not yet been View more quotes about permitted">permitted even a slave strip.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 15 She would reach down and, again and again, with her small, lovely hands, quite bare, her bare arms stained to the elbows, scrape together tharlarion dung.
11 16 When a suitable heap had been formed, she would lift it, again with her bare hands, and place it on a low flat cart, which she drew beside her.
11 17 She was naked, not yet permitted a tunic, and was filthy, and doubtless stank.
11 18 She had not yet been permitted even a slave strip.
11 19 The common slave strip is a single, narrow, dangling piece of cloth anchored in binding fiber, double-looped about the waist of the slave.
11 20 It is usually tied snugly, to accentuate the figure of the slave.
11 21 It is fastened with a slip knot that it may easily, with a tug, be undone.
She would reach down and, again and again, with her small, lovely hands, quite bare, her bare arms stained to the elbows, scrape together tharlarion dung. When a suitable heap had been formed, she would lift it, again with her bare hands, and place it on a low flat cart, which she drew beside her. She was naked, not yet permitted a tunic, and was filthy, and doubtless stank. She had not yet been permitted even a slave strip. The common slave strip is a single, narrow, dangling piece of cloth anchored in binding fiber, double-looped about the waist of the slave. It is usually tied snugly, to accentuate the figure of the slave. It is fastened with a slip knot that it may easily, with a tug, be undone. - (Swordsmen of Gor)