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

She may also, of course, be whipped or beaten to the couch, or forced to it, her arm twisted high, and painfully, behind her back, or carried to it, or thrown upon it, perhaps chained or bound. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #871)
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21 871 She may also, of View more quotes about course">course, be whipped or beaten to the couch, or forced to it, her arm twisted high, and painfully, behind her back, or carried to it, or thrown upon it, perhaps chained or bound.

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

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21 868 A Gorean slave girl, incidentally, does not simply take a position on a couch as might a free person.
21 869 Commonly she will kneel at its lower left side, or bottom, and then kiss its furs, or covers, after which she will crawl into it on her belly.
21 870 Unless otherwise instructed she will remain near its foot, rather in the manner of a pet sleen.
21 871 She may also, of course, be whipped or beaten to the couch, or forced to it, her arm twisted high, and painfully, behind her back, or carried to it, or thrown upon it, perhaps chained or bound.
21 872 "Master," she said.
21 873 "Yes," I said.
21 874 "Do you recall, long ago, in the restaurant, when I spoke to you, daringly, I think, for a then-unenslaved slave, of the dreams, strange then to my mind, which I had been having?" "I recall," I said.
A Gorean slave girl, incidentally, does not simply take a position on a couch as might a free person. Commonly she will kneel at its lower left side, or bottom, and then kiss its furs, or covers, after which she will crawl into it on her belly. Unless otherwise instructed she will remain near its foot, rather in the manner of a pet sleen. She may also, of course, be whipped or beaten to the couch, or forced to it, her arm twisted high, and painfully, behind her back, or carried to it, or thrown upon it, perhaps chained or bound. "Master," she said. "Yes," I said. "Do you recall, long ago, in the restaurant, when I spoke to you, daringly, I think, for a then-unenslaved slave, of the dreams, strange then to my mind, which I had been having?" "I recall," I said. - (Guardsman of Gor)