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

Could she be free? It would seem so, for the comparative amplitude of her garmenture, but, too, it did not seem all that much, and it was fairly obvious that her robe was thin, and of but a single layer. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #54)
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47 54 Could she be View more quotes about free">free? It would seem so, for the comparative amplitude of her garmenture, but, too, it did not seem all that much, and it was fairly obvious that her robe was thin, and of but a single layer.

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

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47 51 I am sure many did not know what to make of her.
47 52 Should there not be a collar on her neck? If there was, it would be concealed by the casual veiling she had arranged.
47 53 But she was not camisked.
47 54 Could she be free? It would seem so, for the comparative amplitude of her garmenture, but, too, it did not seem all that much, and it was fairly obvious that her robe was thin, and of but a single layer.
47 55 Too, she was beautiful, surely slave beautiful, that beautiful.
47 56 When men look upon such beauty it is natural for them to think, as well, of chains and the block.
47 57 I kept my head muchly down, and my knees closely together.
I am sure many did not know what to make of her. Should there not be a collar on her neck? If there was, it would be concealed by the casual veiling she had arranged. But she was not camisked. Could she be free? It would seem so, for the comparative amplitude of her garmenture, but, too, it did not seem all that much, and it was fairly obvious that her robe was thin, and of but a single layer. Too, she was beautiful, surely slave beautiful, that beautiful. When men look upon such beauty it is natural for them to think, as well, of chains and the block. I kept my head muchly down, and my knees closely together. - (Conspirators of Gor)