Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 511 | Her kajira journey had been well begun. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 508 | As there were no free women in the camp, captured from the enemy, and such, I supposed the slaves would be permitted clothing, such as it might be, while serving the feast. |
| 22 | 509 | Lord Nishida, I surmised, had been amusing himself at the expense of Pertinax, when he had suggested that Saru might serve nude. |
| 22 | 510 | There seemed little point now in denying her garmenture, as she had, by now, presumably, been properly instructed as to the nonacceptability of her former attitudes and behaviors, now that she had learned the lessons of the stable, now that she had begun to understand what it was to have a collar on her neck. |
| 22 | 511 | Her kajira journey had been well begun. |
| 22 | 512 | If he did have her serve nude, I conjectured it would be merely in order, for his amusement or his information, to observe Pertinax. |
| 22 | 513 | Would Pertinax avoid looking upon her? Would he look upon her, and, if so, how, obliquely or openly, and, if openly, with disapproval or with, say, the unfeigned interest and delight of a Gorean master? Masters think nothing of nudity in slaves. |
| 22 | 514 | They are familiar with it. |
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As there were no free women in the camp, captured from the enemy, and such, I supposed the slaves would be permitted clothing, such as it might be, while serving the feast.
Lord Nishida, I surmised, had been amusing himself at the expense of Pertinax, when he had suggested that Saru might serve nude.
There seemed little point now in denying her garmenture, as she had, by now, presumably, been properly instructed as to the nonacceptability of her former attitudes and behaviors, now that she had learned the lessons of the stable, now that she had begun to understand what it was to have a collar on her neck.
Her kajira journey had been well begun.
If he did have her serve nude, I conjectured it would be merely in order, for his amusement or his information, to observe Pertinax.
Would Pertinax avoid looking upon her? Would he look upon her, and, if so, how, obliquely or openly, and, if openly, with disapproval or with, say, the unfeigned interest and delight of a Gorean master? Masters think nothing of nudity in slaves.
They are familiar with it.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 22)