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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

Later, that evening, I would return to my wagon. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #869)
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 866 Do not assuage their excited female curiosity; rather, keep it tantalizingly unsatisfied.
10 867 Indeed, is the light-hearted, nonchalant infliction of this exquisite torment on slaves not one of a master's many pleasures? It is acceptable, of course.
10 868 They are in collars.
10 869 Later, that evening, I would return to my wagon.
10 870 I would climb the stairs in a normal manner, certainly without stealth, and would make it a point to noisily remove the padlock from the door, and let it fall back against the side of the door, suspended on its short chain.
10 871 I would wait a long moment before I opened the door.
10 872 A slave, like a sleen, tends to recognize, and be alert to, the tiny sounds, his step and such, which might betoken the approach of her master.
Do not assuage their excited female curiosity; rather, keep it tantalizingly unsatisfied. Indeed, is the light-hearted, nonchalant infliction of this exquisite torment on slaves not one of a master's many pleasures? It is acceptable, of course. They are in collars. Later, that evening, I would return to my wagon. I would climb the stairs in a normal manner, certainly without stealth, and would make it a point to noisily remove the padlock from the door, and let it fall back against the side of the door, suspended on its short chain. I would wait a long moment before I opened the door. A slave, like a sleen, tends to recognize, and be alert to, the tiny sounds, his step and such, which might betoken the approach of her master. - (Players of Gor)