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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

With the permission of the slave master she had removed her veil. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #119)
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24 119 With the View more quotes about permission">permission of the slave master she had removed her veil.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 116 I recalled the morning I had, in chains, waited to be herded with other wretches to Klima.
24 117 I had looked up.
24 118 In a narrow window in the wall of the kasbah, high over my head, there had stood a woman, a slave girl, veiled and robed in yellow, a slave master behind her.
24 119 With the permission of the slave master she had removed her veil.
24 120 With what contempt, and scorn, and triumph she had looked upon me, a mere male slave, chained and bound for Klima, below her.
24 121 She had thrown me a token, a square of silk, slave silk, red, some eighteen inches square, redolent with the perfume fitted by some perfumer, on the order of her master, to her slave personality, her slave nature and slave body.
24 122 It was something by which I might remember her at Klima.
I recalled the morning I had, in chains, waited to be herded with other wretches to Klima. I had looked up. In a narrow window in the wall of the kasbah, high over my head, there had stood a woman, a slave girl, veiled and robed in yellow, a slave master behind her. With the permission of the slave master she had removed her veil. With what contempt, and scorn, and triumph she had looked upon me, a mere male slave, chained and bound for Klima, below her. She had thrown me a token, a square of silk, slave silk, red, some eighteen inches square, redolent with the perfume fitted by some perfumer, on the order of her master, to her slave personality, her slave nature and slave body. It was something by which I might remember her at Klima. - (Tribesmen of Gor)