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

Her plea is usually granted. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1114)
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19 1114 Her plea is View more quotes about usually">usually granted.

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

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19 1111 And, needless to say, when her master wishes to use her sexually, it will be in a position common to the she-quadruped.
19 1112 This form of slavery, incidentally, is often imposed on captured Ubaras.
19 1113 After a time, it is not unusual for the Ubara, on her belly before her master, given an Ehn in which to speak, to beg, in lieu of the slavery of the she-quadruped, that she be taught the salacious arts and lascivious dances of the female slave, that she may then be less a mere amusement for her master than a feast of slave pleasure for him.
19 1114 Her plea is usually granted.
19 1115 Such women tend to become superb slaves.
19 1116 They know, of course, that they may be, at any moment the master pleases, returned to the slavery of the she-quadruped.
19 1117 I walked around, before the girl.
And, needless to say, when her master wishes to use her sexually, it will be in a position common to the she-quadruped. This form of slavery, incidentally, is often imposed on captured Ubaras. After a time, it is not unusual for the Ubara, on her belly before her master, given an Ehn in which to speak, to beg, in lieu of the slavery of the she-quadruped, that she be taught the salacious arts and lascivious dances of the female slave, that she may then be less a mere amusement for her master than a feast of slave pleasure for him. Her plea is usually granted. Such women tend to become superb slaves. They know, of course, that they may be, at any moment the master pleases, returned to the slavery of the she-quadruped. I walked around, before the girl. - (Guardsman of Gor)