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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

Also, as an aesthetic note, one might remark the fact that most slave garments are extremely attractive on a woman. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #293)
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29 293 Also, as an aesthetic View more quotes about note">note, one might remark the fact that most slave garments are extremely attractive on a woman.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 290 She is soon likely to plead for a rag or tunic.
29 291 Similarly, a slave who has been displeasing may be denied clothing in public, as a punishment.
29 292 Obviously a nude slave has little status amongst clothed slaves, even given the usual nature of the clothing likely to be permitted to a slave.
29 293 Also, as an aesthetic note, one might remark the fact that most slave garments are extremely attractive on a woman.
29 294 Indeed, they are designed with this in mind, the striking enhancement of her beauty.
29 295 Many women have no sense as to how beautiful they really are until they find themselves in the garments of a slave.
29 296 What garmenture could be more stimulating, more attractive, more provocative, or feminine? How could a woman be more female than in such a garment, other than, say, being chained nude to a master's slave ring, or such? Too, I fear that such garmenture, and the collar, as both much enhance a woman's beauty, have their appeal to her vanity.
She is soon likely to plead for a rag or tunic. Similarly, a slave who has been displeasing may be denied clothing in public, as a punishment. Obviously a nude slave has little status amongst clothed slaves, even given the usual nature of the clothing likely to be permitted to a slave. Also, as an aesthetic note, one might remark the fact that most slave garments are extremely attractive on a woman. Indeed, they are designed with this in mind, the striking enhancement of her beauty. Many women have no sense as to how beautiful they really are until they find themselves in the garments of a slave. What garmenture could be more stimulating, more attractive, more provocative, or feminine? How could a woman be more female than in such a garment, other than, say, being chained nude to a master's slave ring, or such? Too, I fear that such garmenture, and the collar, as both much enhance a woman's beauty, have their appeal to her vanity. - (Rebels of Gor)