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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

She did not want to be beaten. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1112)
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16 1112 She did not want to be beaten.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 1109 In View more quotes about feiqa">Feiqa's opinion, of course, Boabissia, having come from the Alar camp, was little better, if any better, than a simple barbarian.
16 1110 "Did you say something, Feiqa?" I asked.
16 1111 "No, Master," she said, quickly, humbly.
16 1112 She did not want to be beaten.
16 1113 "The touching of the naked body of the slave with steel," I said, "helps her to understand that she is subject to the master in all things, totally".
16 1114 "I suppose you are right," said Boabissia.
16 1115 "Conceive of it touching your body," I said, "particularly as you might have to wait for it, expecting it, and knowing it was to come, and that you had to submit to it, the cool, cruel touch of it, the caress of it, and as you might be bound, or chained".
In Feiqa's opinion, of course, Boabissia, having come from the Alar camp, was little better, if any better, than a simple barbarian. "Did you say something, Feiqa?" I asked. "No, Master," she said, quickly, humbly. She did not want to be beaten. "The touching of the naked body of the slave with steel," I said, "helps her to understand that she is subject to the master in all things, totally". "I suppose you are right," said Boabissia. "Conceive of it touching your body," I said, "particularly as you might have to wait for it, expecting it, and knowing it was to come, and that you had to submit to it, the cool, cruel touch of it, the caress of it, and as you might be bound, or chained". - (Mercenaries of Gor)