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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Furthermore, the slave knows that when the master arrives at the furs, she is to be waiting there for him, vulnerable and soft, eager, luscious and loving, his. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #367)
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19 367 Furthermore, the View more quotes about slave">slave knows that when the master arrives at the furs, she is to be waiting there for him, vulnerable and soft, eager, luscious and loving, his.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 364 She knows that she must be ready to serve, even on an instant's notice.
19 365 This tends to keep her, as the Goreans say, rather vulgarly perhaps, "ready in her collar".
19 366 One would not say to a free woman, for example, when one had a moment to spare, "Strip, and run to the furs," but one, of course, would not even think twice before ordering a slave to do so.
19 367 Furthermore, the slave knows that when the master arrives at the furs, she is to be waiting there for him, vulnerable and soft, eager, luscious and loving, his.
19 368 To most women the very thought of being a female slave is fearfully fraught with sexual significance.
19 369 They know very well the sorts of things that would be required of them.
19 370 And, of course, they are not mistaken.
She knows that she must be ready to serve, even on an instant's notice. This tends to keep her, as the Goreans say, rather vulgarly perhaps, "ready in her collar". One would not say to a free woman, for example, when one had a moment to spare, "Strip, and run to the furs," but one, of course, would not even think twice before ordering a slave to do so. Furthermore, the slave knows that when the master arrives at the furs, she is to be waiting there for him, vulnerable and soft, eager, luscious and loving, his. To most women the very thought of being a female slave is fearfully fraught with sexual significance. They know very well the sorts of things that would be required of them. And, of course, they are not mistaken. - (Guardsman of Gor)