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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

We, the other brunette and I, were at the back of the cell, standing, close together. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1075)
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 1072 The fellows who had for a time pursued the former Lady Persinna, and discomfited her so cruelly, she now only a slave, were now returning to the area of the block.
8 1073 Too, the fellows there, who had watched, but had not left the vicinity of the block, now turned about again, and began to gather again, now more closely, about the block.
8 1074 Some looked through the bars.
8 1075 We, the other brunette and I, were at the back of the cell, standing, close together.
8 1076 We could be seen, but perhaps not well.
8 1077 Though muchly clothed, as such things go, for slaves, in the wrap-around tunic, and covered as much as possible by the sheet, I was uneasy at how I sensed myself being regarded.
8 1078 In the house I had often found myself well viewed as a slave by men, but here, in the cell, it seemed different, and somehow more meaningful.
The fellows who had for a time pursued the former Lady Persinna, and discomfited her so cruelly, she now only a slave, were now returning to the area of the block. Too, the fellows there, who had watched, but had not left the vicinity of the block, now turned about again, and began to gather again, now more closely, about the block. Some looked through the bars. We, the other brunette and I, were at the back of the cell, standing, close together. We could be seen, but perhaps not well. Though muchly clothed, as such things go, for slaves, in the wrap-around tunic, and covered as much as possible by the sheet, I was uneasy at how I sensed myself being regarded. In the house I had often found myself well viewed as a slave by men, but here, in the cell, it seemed different, and somehow more meaningful. - (Conspirators of Gor)