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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

"After your performances," I said, "doubtless you expected to be well and lengthily ravished". - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #357)
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 354 Later, of course, as she grows in her slavery, as she realizes that her deepest and most profound nature may not only be revealed, but must be revealed, that it is not only permissible to reveal her womanhood, but that it must be revealed, and fully, she, in accord with this liberation, undergoes a marvelous transformation; she tends to become vital and sensuous, and loving, and happy.
17 355 This is a beautiful transformation to see in a woman.
17 356 Happy is he who has a slave.
17 357 "After your performances," I said, "doubtless you expected to be well and lengthily ravished".
17 358 "Yes," she said, "almost from the first moment I felt the warm grass under my belly, almost from the first moment I put my mouth to the paws of that beast".
17 359 "And were you?" I asked.
17 360 "No," she said, angrily.
Later, of course, as she grows in her slavery, as she realizes that her deepest and most profound nature may not only be revealed, but must be revealed, that it is not only permissible to reveal her womanhood, but that it must be revealed, and fully, she, in accord with this liberation, undergoes a marvelous transformation; she tends to become vital and sensuous, and loving, and happy. This is a beautiful transformation to see in a woman. Happy is he who has a slave. "After your performances," I said, "doubtless you expected to be well and lengthily ravished". "Yes," she said, "almost from the first moment I felt the warm grass under my belly, almost from the first moment I put my mouth to the paws of that beast". "And were you?" I asked. "No," she said, angrily. - (Savages of Gor)