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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

What of nudity to mark out prize slaves, and diminish the possibility of their flight, I asked myself. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #522)
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50 522 What of nudity to View more quotes about mark">mark out prize slaves, and diminish the possibility of their flight, I asked myself.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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50 519 Surely, I thought, her gowning would be likely to produce contempt and amusement amongst her kennel sisters, if not actual envy and hostility.
50 520 Perhaps, I thought, it is a joke that she is so garbed, a mockery of sorts.
50 521 I wondered about the gowned slave, apparently so alone, and despised.
50 522 What of nudity to mark out prize slaves, and diminish the possibility of their flight, I asked myself.
50 523 Why is she not stripped, as the others? Then I realized she was more marked out, or as marked out, as the others.
50 524 In such a gown she stood out prominently amongst them, and even amongst tunicked or camisked slaves.
50 525 And, if she should slip it away, she would have no other, and would then be as easily noticed as any other stripped kajira.
Surely, I thought, her gowning would be likely to produce contempt and amusement amongst her kennel sisters, if not actual envy and hostility. Perhaps, I thought, it is a joke that she is so garbed, a mockery of sorts. I wondered about the gowned slave, apparently so alone, and despised. What of nudity to mark out prize slaves, and diminish the possibility of their flight, I asked myself. Why is she not stripped, as the others? Then I realized she was more marked out, or as marked out, as the others. In such a gown she stood out prominently amongst them, and even amongst tunicked or camisked slaves. And, if she should slip it away, she would have no other, and would then be as easily noticed as any other stripped kajira. - (Smugglers of Gor)