Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 657 | It is View more quotes about thought">thought to have a salutary effect on the slave. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 654 | "Master, may your slave clothe herself?" is a familiar question in a Gorean dwelling. |
| 20 | 655 | The permission, of course, may be granted, or withheld, as the master pleases. |
| 20 | 656 | A standing permission, of course, may be in effect, particularly if the master is absent, but many masters are pleased to exact this lovely request each day. |
| 20 | 657 | It is thought to have a salutary effect on the slave. |
| 20 | 658 | It is made, of course, by the slave on her knees. |
| 20 | 659 | It is common, in general, of course, for the slave to kneel in the presence of free persons, male or female. |
| 20 | 660 | For example, she will normally kneel if a free person enters a room, if one addresses her, and so on. |
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"Master, may your slave clothe herself?" is a familiar question in a Gorean dwelling.
The permission, of course, may be granted, or withheld, as the master pleases.
A standing permission, of course, may be in effect, particularly if the master is absent, but many masters are pleased to exact this lovely request each day.
It is thought to have a salutary effect on the slave.
It is made, of course, by the slave on her knees.
It is common, in general, of course, for the slave to kneel in the presence of free persons, male or female.
For example, she will normally kneel if a free person enters a room, if one addresses her, and so on.
- (Guardsman of Gor)