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

Even in an intact slave tunic, is a woman not already half naked? Is it not the point of a slave tunic to leave little doubt as to the charms of its occupant? "I was put on my belly, on the table!" she said. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #98)
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46 98 Even in an intact View more quotes about slave">slave tunic, is a woman not already half naked? Is it not the point of a slave tunic to leave little doubt as to the charms of its occupant? "I was put on my belly, on the table!" she said.

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

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46 95 A moment later, Daphne, shaken and red-eyed, her tunic half torn away, threw herself to her knees before the Vat Master and kissed his feet.
46 96 "Master," she wept, "permit me to withdraw through the beaded curtain!" "You are half-naked," he said.
46 97 I gave no sign of any reaction, but I found his remark piquant.
46 98 Even in an intact slave tunic, is a woman not already half naked? Is it not the point of a slave tunic to leave little doubt as to the charms of its occupant? "I was put on my belly, on the table!" she said.
46 99 "Did he pay his coin?" asked the Vat Master.
46 100 "Yes, Master," said Daphne.
46 101 "No matter then," said the Vat Master.
A moment later, Daphne, shaken and red-eyed, her tunic half torn away, threw herself to her knees before the Vat Master and kissed his feet. "Master," she wept, "permit me to withdraw through the beaded curtain!" "You are half-naked," he said. I gave no sign of any reaction, but I found his remark piquant. Even in an intact slave tunic, is a woman not already half naked? Is it not the point of a slave tunic to leave little doubt as to the charms of its occupant? "I was put on my belly, on the table!" she said. "Did he pay his coin?" asked the Vat Master. "Yes, Master," said Daphne. "No matter then," said the Vat Master. - (Quarry of Gor)