Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 591 | In many of them she View more quotes about supposed">supposed there might be, exterior robes put aside, but modesty robes doubtless retained, free companions. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 588 | Then, clinging to the side of the basket, she, startled, viewed, here and there beneath her, and muchly, too, about her, the vastness and splendor of the city of Ar. |
| 19 | 589 | Many of the cylinders were ablaze with light. |
| 19 | 590 | In many of the windows she could see that lamps were lit, the tiny, softly glowing lamps of love. |
| 19 | 591 | In many of them she supposed there might be, exterior robes put aside, but modesty robes doubtless retained, free companions. |
| 19 | 592 | A free companion would presumably not show herself naked to her lover, for such would not comport with her dignity. |
| 19 | 593 | She is, after all, free. |
| 19 | 594 | Too, he might then see her as a slave, think of her as a slave, and treat her as such. |
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Then, clinging to the side of the basket, she, startled, viewed, here and there beneath her, and muchly, too, about her, the vastness and splendor of the city of Ar.
Many of the cylinders were ablaze with light.
In many of the windows she could see that lamps were lit, the tiny, softly glowing lamps of love.
In many of them she supposed there might be, exterior robes put aside, but modesty robes doubtless retained, free companions.
A free companion would presumably not show herself naked to her lover, for such would not comport with her dignity.
She is, after all, free.
Too, he might then see her as a slave, think of her as a slave, and treat her as such.
- (Prize of Gor)