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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

She does not know, for example, where she will be next struck or caressed. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #267)
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14 267 She does not View more quotes about know">know, for example, where she will be next struck or caressed.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 264 Too, they would have knelt with their knees widely spread, exposing the soft interiors of their opened thighs, indicating thereby, and sensitively and beautifully, their vulnerability to male might and their submission to male power.
14 265 Gorean pleasure slaves, incidentally, are occasionally used hooded.
14 266 The hood, of course, can increase the female's sense of vulnerability and sexual helplessness.
14 267 She does not know, for example, where she will be next struck or caressed.
14 268 Similarly the hood is sometimes used when the master lends or consigns the slave to others, she being hooded, perhaps, before the guests arrive, or, perhaps, after she has served them their supper and liqueurs.
14 269 She may then, perhaps with other slaves, hooded, too, be turned about, and then knelt at the feet of one or another of the guests.
14 270 She, and the other slaves, too, of course, must then serve the guest, or guests, to whom they have been assigned with perfection.
Too, they would have knelt with their knees widely spread, exposing the soft interiors of their opened thighs, indicating thereby, and sensitively and beautifully, their vulnerability to male might and their submission to male power. Gorean pleasure slaves, incidentally, are occasionally used hooded. The hood, of course, can increase the female's sense of vulnerability and sexual helplessness. She does not know, for example, where she will be next struck or caressed. Similarly the hood is sometimes used when the master lends or consigns the slave to others, she being hooded, perhaps, before the guests arrive, or, perhaps, after she has served them their supper and liqueurs. She may then, perhaps with other slaves, hooded, too, be turned about, and then knelt at the feet of one or another of the guests. She, and the other slaves, too, of course, must then serve the guest, or guests, to whom they have been assigned with perfection. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)