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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is hard, of course, to pretend to indifference in certain matters when one is barefoot, collared, and clad in the brief rag of a slave. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #366)
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7 366 It is View more quotes about hard">hard, of course, to pretend to indifference in certain matters when one is barefoot, collared, and clad in the brief rag of a slave.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 363 But at the same time I began to feel, in my own belly, ever more insistent sensations.
7 364 This was internal to me, not merely a pretence or calculation, designed to avoid the whip's fiery, encircling coils.
7 365 It was also very troubling to me.
7 366 It is hard, of course, to pretend to indifference in certain matters when one is barefoot, collared, and clad in the brief rag of a slave.
7 367 The slave's very condition is imbued with sensuality.
7 368 To merely look upon her is to see her as sensuous.
7 369 What is the very meaning of her collar, her condition, and tunic? Does it not say, "Here Masters, behold, here is a female slave.
But at the same time I began to feel, in my own belly, ever more insistent sensations. This was internal to me, not merely a pretence or calculation, designed to avoid the whip's fiery, encircling coils. It was also very troubling to me. It is hard, of course, to pretend to indifference in certain matters when one is barefoot, collared, and clad in the brief rag of a slave. The slave's very condition is imbued with sensuality. To merely look upon her is to see her as sensuous. What is the very meaning of her collar, her condition, and tunic? Does it not say, "Here Masters, behold, here is a female slave. - (Conspirators of Gor)