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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

The ingenuity and care lavished upon the slave rag, seemingly such a pathetic accident of a garment, is a careful secret well kept among slave girls. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #239)
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4 239 The ingenuity and View more quotes about care">care lavished upon the slave rag, seemingly such a pathetic accident of a garment, is a careful secret well kept among slave girls.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 236 I wondered if the men knew, or suspected, the female cunning that went into the making of a slave rag.
4 237 She was arming me with beauty.
4 238 With what else might a slave girl be armed? Eta kissed me, and I kissed her.
4 239 The ingenuity and care lavished upon the slave rag, seemingly such a pathetic accident of a garment, is a careful secret well kept among slave girls.
4 240 If the master does not know why the smallest movement of his girl, clad in what he thought was a mere discipline rag, almost drives him out of his wits with pleasure, that is all right.
4 241 The masters, as we girls sometimes tell one another, do not have to know everything.
4 242 I looked at the girl in the mirror.
I wondered if the men knew, or suspected, the female cunning that went into the making of a slave rag. She was arming me with beauty. With what else might a slave girl be armed? Eta kissed me, and I kissed her. The ingenuity and care lavished upon the slave rag, seemingly such a pathetic accident of a garment, is a careful secret well kept among slave girls. If the master does not know why the smallest movement of his girl, clad in what he thought was a mere discipline rag, almost drives him out of his wits with pleasure, that is all right. The masters, as we girls sometimes tell one another, do not have to know everything. I looked at the girl in the mirror. - (Slave Girl of Gor)