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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

Yet, of course, such inhibitions, under any circumstances, are not permitted to slave girls. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #7)
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32 7 Yet, of View more quotes about course">course, such inhibitions, under any circumstances, are not permitted to slave girls.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 4 They had failed to sufficiently please Jandar, one of the minor captains in the holding of Policrates.
32 5 Each, in the opinion of Jandar, had not tried hard enough to outdo the other in addressing themselves to his pleasure.
32 6 Perhaps the fact that they were sisters had to some extent inhibited them, each fearing to appear the most lascivious slave before the other.
32 7 Yet, of course, such inhibitions, under any circumstances, are not permitted to slave girls.
32 8 They would get over them, or die.
32 9 Too, I suspected that Jandar had not handled them well.
32 10 If he would have handled them with adequate skills I had little doubt that each, indeed, would have striven desperately to outdo the other, each trying to be the favorite.
They had failed to sufficiently please Jandar, one of the minor captains in the holding of Policrates. Each, in the opinion of Jandar, had not tried hard enough to outdo the other in addressing themselves to his pleasure. Perhaps the fact that they were sisters had to some extent inhibited them, each fearing to appear the most lascivious slave before the other. Yet, of course, such inhibitions, under any circumstances, are not permitted to slave girls. They would get over them, or die. Too, I suspected that Jandar had not handled them well. If he would have handled them with adequate skills I had little doubt that each, indeed, would have striven desperately to outdo the other, each trying to be the favorite. - (Rogue of Gor)