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

It is strange, how, when one is a slave, small things are noticed, the nap of a rug, the feel of tiles beneath one's knees, one's body then so alive. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #564)
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7 564 It is View more quotes about strange">strange, how, when one is a slave, small things are noticed, the nap of a rug, the feel of tiles beneath one's knees, one's body then so alive.

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

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7 561 To be sure, it could not be appropriate for me.
7 562 It must be some mistake.
7 563 I was from Earth.
7 564 It is strange, how, when one is a slave, small things are noticed, the nap of a rug, the feel of tiles beneath one's knees, one's body then so alive.
7 565 I regarded the instructress, apprehensively.
7 566 The red ribbon, of dyed rep-cloth, not silk, was doubled, and then threaded under and over my collar.
7 567 Its loose ends were then threaded through the loop, and I felt it jerked tight, against the collar.
To be sure, it could not be appropriate for me. It must be some mistake. I was from Earth. It is strange, how, when one is a slave, small things are noticed, the nap of a rug, the feel of tiles beneath one's knees, one's body then so alive. I regarded the instructress, apprehensively. The red ribbon, of dyed rep-cloth, not silk, was doubled, and then threaded under and over my collar. Its loose ends were then threaded through the loop, and I felt it jerked tight, against the collar. - (Conspirators of Gor)