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

"You assumed that because in certain rags permitted to me you could see only my left thigh, and, it not being marked, you inferred, I thought to be a slave, that I was right-thigh marked". - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #493)
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29 493 "You View more quotes about assumed">assumed that because in certain rags permitted to me you could see only my left thigh, and, it not being marked, you inferred, I thought to be a slave, that I was right-thigh marked".

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
29 490 "You are Tuta!" he said.
29 491 "She was the Lady Constanzia of Besnit," she wept.
29 492 "Tuta was a slave!" "No! She was free! By the kindness of the pit master she was permitted to go abroad in the city, though only if collared, and clothed as a slave! I assure you there was no danger of her escaping!" "Tuta," said he, "was right-thigh branded!" "No," said she.
29 493 "You assumed that because in certain rags permitted to me you could see only my left thigh, and, it not being marked, you inferred, I thought to be a slave, that I was right-thigh marked".
29 494 He stared at her, in disbelief.
29 495 "I trust that master does not object to a left-thigh-marked girl," she said.
29 496 "No, no," he said.
"You are Tuta!" he said. "She was the Lady Constanzia of Besnit," she wept. "Tuta was a slave!" "No! She was free! By the kindness of the pit master she was permitted to go abroad in the city, though only if collared, and clothed as a slave! I assure you there was no danger of her escaping!" "Tuta," said he, "was right-thigh branded!" "No," said she. "You assumed that because in certain rags permitted to me you could see only my left thigh, and, it not being marked, you inferred, I thought to be a slave, that I was right-thigh marked". He stared at her, in disbelief. "I trust that master does not object to a left-thigh-marked girl," she said. "No, no," he said. - (Witness of Gor)