Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 535 | It is View more quotes about common">common to permit a Gorean slave girl only one layer of clothing, if any. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 532 | I admired this small, almost meaningless symbol of their femininity, this small, pathetic gesture protesting to the machine and the lies that they were really women; too, I recalled the undergarments of such girls; they, too, protested the cause of their beauty in the alien country of the machine. |
| 3 | 533 | From the lineaments of the garments they wore I did not think, however, that their masters had permitted them their customary undergarments. |
| 3 | 534 | Certainly the dark-haired girl in the torn red pull-over had no longer been permitted her brassiere. |
| 3 | 535 | It is common to permit a Gorean slave girl only one layer of clothing, if any. |
| 3 | 536 | That they had been permitted to retain for the time what they now wore rather than, say, brassiere and panties, or nothing, was doubtless due only to the whim of the slaver who owned them. |
| 3 | 537 | "I wish to speak to someone," said the girl on the end, addressing a slaver's man who was passing them. |
| 3 | 538 | He stopped, surprised that she had dared to speak. |
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I admired this small, almost meaningless symbol of their femininity, this small, pathetic gesture protesting to the machine and the lies that they were really women; too, I recalled the undergarments of such girls; they, too, protested the cause of their beauty in the alien country of the machine.
From the lineaments of the garments they wore I did not think, however, that their masters had permitted them their customary undergarments.
Certainly the dark-haired girl in the torn red pull-over had no longer been permitted her brassiere.
It is common to permit a Gorean slave girl only one layer of clothing, if any.
That they had been permitted to retain for the time what they now wore rather than, say, brassiere and panties, or nothing, was doubtless due only to the whim of the slaver who owned them.
"I wish to speak to someone," said the girl on the end, addressing a slaver's man who was passing them.
He stopped, surprised that she had dared to speak.
- (Beasts of Gor)