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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

As the light was arranged I could, through the curtain, see the girls easily; they, on the other hand, because of the same arrangement of light, and because I had set no light behind me, in the room within which I stood, were totally unable to see me. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #71)
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18 71 As the View more quotes about light">light was arranged I could, through the curtain, see the girls easily; they, on the other hand, because of the same arrangement of light, and because I had set no light behind me, in the room within which I stood, were totally unable to see me.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
18 68 "It is up to you to see that he finds you pleasing".
18 69 "What shall I do?" begged the kneeling girl, looking piteously up at the girl with the switch.
18 70 "Be beautiful, and humble," said the girl with the switch.
18 71 As the light was arranged I could, through the curtain, see the girls easily; they, on the other hand, because of the same arrangement of light, and because I had set no light behind me, in the room within which I stood, were totally unable to see me.
18 72 They were, so to speak, visually at my mercy.
18 73 This, incidentally, is not an unusual arrangement in a Gorean house, particularly in rooms where slaves might be kept or found.
18 74 This represents a convenience for the master.
"It is up to you to see that he finds you pleasing". "What shall I do?" begged the kneeling girl, looking piteously up at the girl with the switch. "Be beautiful, and humble," said the girl with the switch. As the light was arranged I could, through the curtain, see the girls easily; they, on the other hand, because of the same arrangement of light, and because I had set no light behind me, in the room within which I stood, were totally unable to see me. They were, so to speak, visually at my mercy. This, incidentally, is not an unusual arrangement in a Gorean house, particularly in rooms where slaves might be kept or found. This represents a convenience for the master. - (Guardsman of Gor)