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

"Too," I said, "they are, in this case, meant to remind me of, and resemble, the garments which she once wore, as a free woman, to a meeting with me. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #485)
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20 485 "Too," I said, "they are, in this case, View more quotes about meant">meant to remind me of, and resemble, the garments which she once wore, as a free woman, to a meeting with me.

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

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20 482 "They are slave garments," said Glyco.
20 483 "True," I said, "but to understand what she is doing, you must understand that such garments, on Earth, are understood to be exquisite and lovely free-woman's garments".
20 484 "Very well," said Glyco.
20 485 "Too," I said, "they are, in this case, meant to remind me of, and resemble, the garments which she once wore, as a free woman, to a meeting with me.
20 486 That is important".
20 487 "I understand," said Glyco.
20 488 "They would also be the garments in which, for the first time, to my knowledge, she had ever dared to explicitly express her femininity".
"They are slave garments," said Glyco. "True," I said, "but to understand what she is doing, you must understand that such garments, on Earth, are understood to be exquisite and lovely free-woman's garments". "Very well," said Glyco. "Too," I said, "they are, in this case, meant to remind me of, and resemble, the garments which she once wore, as a free woman, to a meeting with me. That is important". "I understand," said Glyco. "They would also be the garments in which, for the first time, to my knowledge, she had ever dared to explicitly express her femininity". - (Guardsman of Gor)