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

In virtue of such a tunic a free man has little difficulty in conjecturing the delights of a slave's figure. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #24)
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18 24 In View more quotes about virtue">virtue of such a tunic a free man has little difficulty in conjecturing the delights of a slave's figure.

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

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18 21 Her wrists were pinioned behind her, in slave bracelets, as usual.
18 22 Today she wore a simple brown slave tunic.
18 23 It was a brief, sleeveless, pullover tunic with a deep V-neck.
18 24 In virtue of such a tunic a free man has little difficulty in conjecturing the delights of a slave's figure.
18 25 The skirt was also cut at the sides.
18 26 This made it easier to spread the knees in kneeling.
18 27 As she was in my keeping, I had thought it only fitting that I wear a somewhat more modest tunic myself, one with a higher neckline, a lower hemline, but the pit master, this day, would not hear of it.
Her wrists were pinioned behind her, in slave bracelets, as usual. Today she wore a simple brown slave tunic. It was a brief, sleeveless, pullover tunic with a deep V-neck. In virtue of such a tunic a free man has little difficulty in conjecturing the delights of a slave's figure. The skirt was also cut at the sides. This made it easier to spread the knees in kneeling. As she was in my keeping, I had thought it only fitting that I wear a somewhat more modest tunic myself, one with a higher neckline, a lower hemline, but the pit master, this day, would not hear of it. - (Witness of Gor)