Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 849 | I View more quotes about suppose">suppose she was not pleased at all to learn that she had this in common with me, that we might take the same size ankle ring. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 846 | "See?" said the pit guard holding the woman's ankle. |
| 29 | 847 | "Yes," agreed his fellow. |
| 29 | 848 | The woman put her head in the air. |
| 29 | 849 | I suppose she was not pleased at all to learn that she had this in common with me, that we might take the same size ankle ring. |
| 29 | 850 | But what would be so surprising about this? Were we so different? And are not free women, as the men of this world sometimes suggest, only slaves without collars? The pit guard then released her ankle, and the fellow behind her released her upper arms. |
| 29 | 851 | She now stood as she had before. |
| 29 | 852 | Only I think that now she was acutely conscious of the men about her, and, in particular, of he who held her leash. |
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"See?" said the pit guard holding the woman's ankle.
"Yes," agreed his fellow.
The woman put her head in the air.
I suppose she was not pleased at all to learn that she had this in common with me, that we might take the same size ankle ring.
But what would be so surprising about this? Were we so different? And are not free women, as the men of this world sometimes suggest, only slaves without collars? The pit guard then released her ankle, and the fellow behind her released her upper arms.
She now stood as she had before.
Only I think that now she was acutely conscious of the men about her, and, in particular, of he who held her leash.
- (Witness of Gor)