Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 23 | 186 | I did not think that the scarlet-clad figure, who seemed a man of honor, as seem most Gorean males, would take advantage of the lovely, slavelike creature. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 23 | 183 | She wore a brief, modest slave tunic. |
| 23 | 184 | It was her only garment. |
| 23 | 185 | It had no nether closure. |
| 23 | 186 | I did not think that the scarlet-clad figure, who seemed a man of honor, as seem most Gorean males, would take advantage of the lovely, slavelike creature. |
| 23 | 187 | Indeed, I suspected that it might be he and not she who would be forced to impose fierce constraints upon himself. |
| 23 | 188 | I suspected that it might be he who would be forced to resist the pleas, and offerings, of a woman who, it seemed, at his feet, could be only a slave. |
| 23 | 189 | I trusted the Lady Constanzia, you see, less than I did him. |
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She wore a brief, modest slave tunic.
It was her only garment.
It had no nether closure.
I did not think that the scarlet-clad figure, who seemed a man of honor, as seem most Gorean males, would take advantage of the lovely, slavelike creature.
Indeed, I suspected that it might be he and not she who would be forced to impose fierce constraints upon himself.
I suspected that it might be he who would be forced to resist the pleas, and offerings, of a woman who, it seemed, at his feet, could be only a slave.
I trusted the Lady Constanzia, you see, less than I did him.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 23)