Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 21 | 139 | I was wary as we passed through doors and archways. |
| 21 | 140 | Yanina, I could not help noting, was quite lovely. |
| 21 | 141 | Her beauty, now as that of a slave, had a different ambiance from what it had had as a free woman. |
| 21 | 142 | Not only is a slave different in fact from a free woman, but they appear different from a free woman, and this difference is easy to detect. |
| 21 | 143 | It is evident in their appearance, attitudes, carriage, body language and deportment. |
| 21 | 144 | Too, clad as a slave, so openly, so slightly and revealingly, the girl is much more aware of her body than would be a free woman, its appearance, its mien and its movements, and this can be reflected in anything from a shy gracefulness, appealing to many masters, to a frank, welcoming acceptance of herself as the merchandise she now knows herself to be, merchandise she hopes the master will come to treasure, and perhaps love. |
| 21 | 145 | Most masters will not accept a brazen insolence in a slave, as in, say, her arrogantly flaunting her beauty, or seeming to do so, unless it is done by the master's command, say, to torture a prisoner, or torment a weakling. |
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I was wary as we passed through doors and archways.
Yanina, I could not help noting, was quite lovely.
Her beauty, now as that of a slave, had a different ambiance from what it had had as a free woman.
Not only is a slave different in fact from a free woman, but they appear different from a free woman, and this difference is easy to detect.
It is evident in their appearance, attitudes, carriage, body language and deportment.
Too, clad as a slave, so openly, so slightly and revealingly, the girl is much more aware of her body than would be a free woman, its appearance, its mien and its movements, and this can be reflected in anything from a shy gracefulness, appealing to many masters, to a frank, welcoming acceptance of herself as the merchandise she now knows herself to be, merchandise she hopes the master will come to treasure, and perhaps love.
Most masters will not accept a brazen insolence in a slave, as in, say, her arrogantly flaunting her beauty, or seeming to do so, unless it is done by the master's command, say, to torture a prisoner, or torment a weakling.
- (Players of Gor, Chapter )