Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 337 | There are few View more quotes about things">things which so impress her slavery on a woman as the control of her speech. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 334 | "Also," I said, "you will consider whether or not, at a given time, your master wishes to hear you speak. |
| 48 | 335 | If you are in doubt, you may ask his permission to speak, which may then be granted or denied, as he pleases". |
| 48 | 336 | She nodded, piteously signifying her slave's assent. |
| 48 | 337 | There are few things which so impress her slavery on a woman as the control of her speech. |
| 48 | 338 | What better to convince a female of her status as property, and animal? Women speak lyrically and beautifully. |
| 48 | 339 | How marvelous they are! And how pleasant it is to hear them speak. |
| 48 | 340 | And how delighted they are to speak. |
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"Also," I said, "you will consider whether or not, at a given time, your master wishes to hear you speak.
If you are in doubt, you may ask his permission to speak, which may then be granted or denied, as he pleases".
She nodded, piteously signifying her slave's assent.
There are few things which so impress her slavery on a woman as the control of her speech.
What better to convince a female of her status as property, and animal? Women speak lyrically and beautifully.
How marvelous they are! And how pleasant it is to hear them speak.
And how delighted they are to speak.
- (Explorers of Gor)