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

But on my former world this sort of thing would attract a great deal of attention, say, the appearance in a crowd of a lovely young woman, barefoot or sandaled, half naked, briefly tunicked, her neck in a collar, clearly locked on her neck, her hands braceleted closely, helplessly, behind her, perhaps even on a leash. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #260)
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17 260 But on my View more quotes about former">former world this sort of thing would attract a great deal of attention, say, the appearance in a crowd of a lovely young woman, barefoot or sandaled, half naked, briefly tunicked, her neck in a collar, clearly locked on her neck, her hands braceleted closely, helplessly, behind her, perhaps even on a leash.

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

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17 257 How different this is from my former world, I thought.
17 258 Here one thinks nothing of lovely, collared, back-braceleted, briefly tunicked slaves moving about in a crowd.
17 259 Such a striking contrast with the others about, those well robed, so fully clothed! But how taken for granted here such beauties are! It is no more than a cultural commonplace.
17 260 But on my former world this sort of thing would attract a great deal of attention, say, the appearance in a crowd of a lovely young woman, barefoot or sandaled, half naked, briefly tunicked, her neck in a collar, clearly locked on her neck, her hands braceleted closely, helplessly, behind her, perhaps even on a leash.
17 261 "Oh!" I said, for a cloth had been, from behind, suddenly slipped over my head.
17 262 It was looped twice about my head and knotted in the back.
17 263 I was blindfolded! "Master?" I said.
How different this is from my former world, I thought. Here one thinks nothing of lovely, collared, back-braceleted, briefly tunicked slaves moving about in a crowd. Such a striking contrast with the others about, those well robed, so fully clothed! But how taken for granted here such beauties are! It is no more than a cultural commonplace. But on my former world this sort of thing would attract a great deal of attention, say, the appearance in a crowd of a lovely young woman, barefoot or sandaled, half naked, briefly tunicked, her neck in a collar, clearly locked on her neck, her hands braceleted closely, helplessly, behind her, perhaps even on a leash. "Oh!" I said, for a cloth had been, from behind, suddenly slipped over my head. It was looped twice about my head and knotted in the back. I was blindfolded! "Master?" I said. - (Conspirators of Gor)