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

How different we are, I thought, my smallness and softness, and his lean, mighty frame, the breadth of the shoulders, the thickness of his arms. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #434)
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16 434 How View more quotes about different">different we are, I thought, my smallness and softness, and his lean, mighty frame, the breadth of the shoulders, the thickness of his arms.

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

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16 431 He was very strong.
16 432 My weight was as nothing to him.
16 433 I could see hair upon his chest, in the parting of the lounging robes.
16 434 How different we are, I thought, my smallness and softness, and his lean, mighty frame, the breadth of the shoulders, the thickness of his arms.
16 435 One has no contact with the floor.
16 436 In one sense this is disconcerting, in another it is absolutely thrilling.
16 437 One knows one can be carried, and placed where he wishes.
He was very strong. My weight was as nothing to him. I could see hair upon his chest, in the parting of the lounging robes. How different we are, I thought, my smallness and softness, and his lean, mighty frame, the breadth of the shoulders, the thickness of his arms. One has no contact with the floor. In one sense this is disconcerting, in another it is absolutely thrilling. One knows one can be carried, and placed where he wishes. - (Witness of Gor)