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

And she was at the foot of his furs, not that I envied her that privilege! It was not as though he were one of those powerful, handsome brutes, as many I had seen here, before whom a slave might faint with weakness and desire. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1212)
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13 1212 And she was at the View more quotes about foot">foot of his furs, not that I envied her that privilege! It was not as though he were one of those powerful, handsome brutes, as many I had seen here, before whom a slave might faint with weakness and desire.

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

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13 1209 From the same chest she removed a coil of chain, and put it carefully, presumably not to disturb the monster, by a ring, toward the foot of the furs.
13 1210 She then lay down upon the furs, toward their bottom.
13 1211 High status had she amongst us, certainly! She was the only one amongst us, for example—of me, and the women in the kennels, and those at the wall—who had clothing.
13 1212 And she was at the foot of his furs, not that I envied her that privilege! It was not as though he were one of those powerful, handsome brutes, as many I had seen here, before whom a slave might faint with weakness and desire.
13 1213 He moved the scroll a little, rolling shut what he had read, unrolling, opening, a new vista of ideas.
13 1214 The slave at the foot of his furs, I thought, might be asleep.
13 1215 I rose to my hands and knees in the cage.
From the same chest she removed a coil of chain, and put it carefully, presumably not to disturb the monster, by a ring, toward the foot of the furs. She then lay down upon the furs, toward their bottom. High status had she amongst us, certainly! She was the only one amongst us, for example—of me, and the women in the kennels, and those at the wall—who had clothing. And she was at the foot of his furs, not that I envied her that privilege! It was not as though he were one of those powerful, handsome brutes, as many I had seen here, before whom a slave might faint with weakness and desire. He moved the scroll a little, rolling shut what he had read, unrolling, opening, a new vista of ideas. The slave at the foot of his furs, I thought, might be asleep. I rose to my hands and knees in the cage. - (Witness of Gor)