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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

To be sure, I might have been even better revealed, had it not been for the bars, which were thick and closely set. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1171)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 1171 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, I might have been even better revealed, had it not been for the bars, which were thick and closely set.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 1168 My measurements might have been sent down from above, earlier.
13 1169 I looked about.
13 1170 I was well exposed to view, on four sides, given the construction of the cage.
13 1171 To be sure, I might have been even better revealed, had it not been for the bars, which were thick and closely set.
13 1172 There are a great many varieties of slave cages, with respect to the number of occupants for which they are designed, and, within such parameters, with respect to shape, size, and materials.
13 1173 I was in a fairly standard, common-model, single-girl cage, one involving a design compromise between display and security, security not from the point of view of containing the occupant, which a lighter cage would be fully effective in doing, but security against being broken into by thieves.
13 1174 At one end of the spectrum one has cages which are designed primarily for display, cages within which the woman is held as helplessly as a kitten but which are not thought to afford adequate resistance to men equipped with suitable tools.
My measurements might have been sent down from above, earlier. I looked about. I was well exposed to view, on four sides, given the construction of the cage. To be sure, I might have been even better revealed, had it not been for the bars, which were thick and closely set. There are a great many varieties of slave cages, with respect to the number of occupants for which they are designed, and, within such parameters, with respect to shape, size, and materials. I was in a fairly standard, common-model, single-girl cage, one involving a design compromise between display and security, security not from the point of view of containing the occupant, which a lighter cage would be fully effective in doing, but security against being broken into by thieves. At one end of the spectrum one has cages which are designed primarily for display, cages within which the woman is held as helplessly as a kitten but which are not thought to afford adequate resistance to men equipped with suitable tools. - (Witness of Gor)