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

So much we are in the power of our masters! As I could not see, interestingly, I was concerned very little that I might be seen. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #121)
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8 121 So much we are in the View more quotes about power">power of our masters! As I could not see, interestingly, I was concerned very little that I might be seen.

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

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8 118 Clothing, of course, is at the discretion of the master, whether or not it is to be permitted, and, if so, its nature, whether say, a modest tunic, or a camisk, or slave strip.
8 119 A new girl, sent into the streets naked, is well apprised of her bondage, and may soon be depended upon to be at her master's feet, zealous to improve her performance and service a thousandfold, that she may be granted a garment, some garment, even the brief, disgraceful tunic of a slave, perhaps hitherto scorned.
8 120 We are, as it is said, not permitted modesty, no more than a she-sleen or she-tarsk, but we will do much for a garment, however scanty.
8 121 So much we are in the power of our masters! As I could not see, interestingly, I was concerned very little that I might be seen.
8 122 Too, I was with others, as bared and helpless as I.
8 123 In the hood, and with others, I had a sense of anonymity.
8 124 By now, I was sure we had been in the streets for at least twenty Ehn.
Clothing, of course, is at the discretion of the master, whether or not it is to be permitted, and, if so, its nature, whether say, a modest tunic, or a camisk, or slave strip. A new girl, sent into the streets naked, is well apprised of her bondage, and may soon be depended upon to be at her master's feet, zealous to improve her performance and service a thousandfold, that she may be granted a garment, some garment, even the brief, disgraceful tunic of a slave, perhaps hitherto scorned. We are, as it is said, not permitted modesty, no more than a she-sleen or she-tarsk, but we will do much for a garment, however scanty. So much we are in the power of our masters! As I could not see, interestingly, I was concerned very little that I might be seen. Too, I was with others, as bared and helpless as I. In the hood, and with others, I had a sense of anonymity. By now, I was sure we had been in the streets for at least twenty Ehn. - (Conspirators of Gor)