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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

I would suppose that slave girls are amongst the most truthful of intelligent organisms, at least when stripped and confronted seriously by the master. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #348)
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23 348 I would View more quotes about suppose">suppose that slave girls are amongst the most truthful of intelligent organisms, at least when stripped and confronted seriously by the master.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 345 Too, slave girls seldom lie, for the punishments connected with lying can be extremely severe.
23 346 A girl may be thrown alive to sleen for having lied.
23 347 The severity of the possible punishments attendant upon falsehood in a slave tend, too, of course, to increase the fear of falsehood, and this fear then, felt deeply in the body, is all the more difficult to conceal.
23 348 I would suppose that slave girls are amongst the most truthful of intelligent organisms, at least when stripped and confronted seriously by the master.
23 349 They must be.
23 350 Lying, serious lying, is not permitted to them.
23 351 This is not to deny, however, that petty lying, pilfering and such, where the master is not directly concerned or affected, is often tolerated, if not encouraged.
Too, slave girls seldom lie, for the punishments connected with lying can be extremely severe. A girl may be thrown alive to sleen for having lied. The severity of the possible punishments attendant upon falsehood in a slave tend, too, of course, to increase the fear of falsehood, and this fear then, felt deeply in the body, is all the more difficult to conceal. I would suppose that slave girls are amongst the most truthful of intelligent organisms, at least when stripped and confronted seriously by the master. They must be. Lying, serious lying, is not permitted to them. This is not to deny, however, that petty lying, pilfering and such, where the master is not directly concerned or affected, is often tolerated, if not encouraged. - (Beasts of Gor)