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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

What woman can be more truly seen, understood, and known than when she is in a collar? I felt the firm grip of the taverner's deputy on my upper left arm. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #136)
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12 136 What View more quotes about woman">woman can be more truly seen, understood, and known than when she is in a collar? I felt the firm grip of the taverner's deputy on my upper left arm.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 133 Surely one could take only a despised woman, perhaps the daughter of an enemy, or a slave, to such a place.
12 134 I had found I could hide nothing from him.
12 135 How all of me had been revealed to him! How frightening it is to be truly seen by a man, and as a slave! I feared that my heart had been as displayed to him as fully as my collared body.
12 136 What woman can be more truly seen, understood, and known than when she is in a collar? I felt the firm grip of the taverner's deputy on my upper left arm.
12 137 "I will conduct you to the designated alcove," he said.
12 138 "Yes, Master," I said.
12 139 We then, I being guided, brushed through the beaded curtain, and turned left, toward the alcoves.
Surely one could take only a despised woman, perhaps the daughter of an enemy, or a slave, to such a place. I had found I could hide nothing from him. How all of me had been revealed to him! How frightening it is to be truly seen by a man, and as a slave! I feared that my heart had been as displayed to him as fully as my collared body. What woman can be more truly seen, understood, and known than when she is in a collar? I felt the firm grip of the taverner's deputy on my upper left arm. "I will conduct you to the designated alcove," he said. "Yes, Master," I said. We then, I being guided, brushed through the beaded curtain, and turned left, toward the alcoves. - (Quarry of Gor)