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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

After a time, incidentally, the former Gorean free woman, while doubtless remaining sensitive to her nudity in public, if it is required of her, no longer misses the veil. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #417)
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14 417 After a View more quotes about time">time, incidentally, the former Gorean free woman, while doubtless remaining sensitive to her nudity in public, if it is required of her, no longer misses the veil.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 414 It accustoms the slave to being seen by men, truly seen.
14 415 This eases her transition into bondage.
14 416 The sooner she learns that her body is now that of an animal, and is public to men, the better.
14 417 After a time, incidentally, the former Gorean free woman, while doubtless remaining sensitive to her nudity in public, if it is required of her, no longer misses the veil.
14 418 She no longer has any objection to the beauty of her features being publicly bared, even brazenly, openly, joyously displayed for the inspection of men.
14 419 They are, after all, now slaves.
14 420 Perhaps one of the things that free women most envy in slaves is that they are not only permitted to reveal their beauty but that they must, even in the light of law, do so.
It accustoms the slave to being seen by men, truly seen. This eases her transition into bondage. The sooner she learns that her body is now that of an animal, and is public to men, the better. After a time, incidentally, the former Gorean free woman, while doubtless remaining sensitive to her nudity in public, if it is required of her, no longer misses the veil. She no longer has any objection to the beauty of her features being publicly bared, even brazenly, openly, joyously displayed for the inspection of men. They are, after all, now slaves. Perhaps one of the things that free women most envy in slaves is that they are not only permitted to reveal their beauty but that they must, even in the light of law, do so. - (Captive of Gor)