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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not doubt but what she, as many free women, had delighted in these petty exercises of power, these torments, these teasings and spurious, vacuous flirtations, these malicious, gratuitous, amusing little tauntings. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #162)
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32 162 I did not doubt but what she, as many View more quotes about free">free women, had delighted in these petty exercises of power, these torments, these teasings and spurious, vacuous flirtations, these malicious, gratuitous, amusing little tauntings.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 159 I regarded the Lady Florence of Vonda, now reduced to a helpless, squirming wench.
32 160 "Please," she said.
32 161 "Please!" I wondered how often she, as a free woman, had tortured men, with a glance, with nearness, with the flash of a silken ankle, descending gracefully from a palanquin, with the tiny artful, disarrangement of a veil.
32 162 I did not doubt but what she, as many free women, had delighted in these petty exercises of power, these torments, these teasings and spurious, vacuous flirtations, these malicious, gratuitous, amusing little tauntings.
32 163 I wondered if she would have dared such provocations if she had understood the tumult and chaos she had wrought in the blood of strong, angry men.
32 164 "Please," she whimpered.
32 165 Is it any wonder that men put women in collars, and command them? I busied myself about the small camp.
I regarded the Lady Florence of Vonda, now reduced to a helpless, squirming wench. "Please," she said. "Please!" I wondered how often she, as a free woman, had tortured men, with a glance, with nearness, with the flash of a silken ankle, descending gracefully from a palanquin, with the tiny artful, disarrangement of a veil. I did not doubt but what she, as many free women, had delighted in these petty exercises of power, these torments, these teasings and spurious, vacuous flirtations, these malicious, gratuitous, amusing little tauntings. I wondered if she would have dared such provocations if she had understood the tumult and chaos she had wrought in the blood of strong, angry men. "Please," she whimpered. Is it any wonder that men put women in collars, and command them? I busied myself about the small camp. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)