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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

The last pieces were all items of intimate feminine apparel, which had been worn next to my body. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #520)
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33 520 The View more quotes about last">last pieces were all items of intimate feminine apparel, which had been worn next to my body.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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33 517 The last garment, for example, was undoubtedly really that which had been taken from me in the throne room of Corcyrus, before the very throne itself, before I had been taken naked and in chains outside, into the courtyard, to be placed in a golden cage.
33 518 These garments, Ligurious had informed me in the throne room of Argentum, before placing me in the golden sack, from which I had been rescued by Drusus Rencius, had been smuggled out of Corcyrus.
33 519 He had probably paid much to obtain them.
33 520 The last pieces were all items of intimate feminine apparel, which had been worn next to my body.
33 521 I was embarrassed to see them.
33 522 Now that I was a slave, of course, I would have been grateful to have even so much to wear publicly.
33 523 But when I had worn them they had been the garments of a free woman.
The last garment, for example, was undoubtedly really that which had been taken from me in the throne room of Corcyrus, before the very throne itself, before I had been taken naked and in chains outside, into the courtyard, to be placed in a golden cage. These garments, Ligurious had informed me in the throne room of Argentum, before placing me in the golden sack, from which I had been rescued by Drusus Rencius, had been smuggled out of Corcyrus. He had probably paid much to obtain them. The last pieces were all items of intimate feminine apparel, which had been worn next to my body. I was embarrassed to see them. Now that I was a slave, of course, I would have been grateful to have even so much to wear publicly. But when I had worn them they had been the garments of a free woman. - (Kajira of Gor)