Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 510 | There are View more quotes about times">times when the master simply wants us, and now. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 507 | This form of casual use, this off-handed employment of us, while perhaps inappropriate for a free woman, was acceptable for a slave. |
| 31 | 508 | We did not have to be the subject of elaborate and tiresome preparations and pretenses, of complex rituals of attention and respect. |
| 31 | 509 | We could, at times, be mere conveniences to the master, and, in this, too, we find something honest, natural, straightforward and lovely. |
| 31 | 510 | There are times when the master simply wants us, and now. |
| 31 | 511 | At such times, too, as we are slaves, it pleases us to serve. |
| 31 | 512 | To be sure, the use to which Miles of Argentum had just subjected me, and I was well aware of this, had not been merely casual, a simple convenience use. |
| 31 | 513 | It had, too, been a spurning use. |
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This form of casual use, this off-handed employment of us, while perhaps inappropriate for a free woman, was acceptable for a slave.
We did not have to be the subject of elaborate and tiresome preparations and pretenses, of complex rituals of attention and respect.
We could, at times, be mere conveniences to the master, and, in this, too, we find something honest, natural, straightforward and lovely.
There are times when the master simply wants us, and now.
At such times, too, as we are slaves, it pleases us to serve.
To be sure, the use to which Miles of Argentum had just subjected me, and I was well aware of this, had not been merely casual, a simple convenience use.
It had, too, been a spurning use.
- (Kajira of Gor)