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

Too, aside from these things, like the enjoyment of putting her in bonds, it can be pleasant, upon occasion, to simply silence her. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #2024)
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26 2024 Too, View more quotes about aside">aside from these things, like the enjoyment of putting her in bonds, it can be pleasant, upon occasion, to simply silence her.

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

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26 2021 Few things so let her know how much she is in your power as removing from her the power of speech.
26 2022 Let her beauty then, upon occasion, be undefended and vulnerable.
26 2023 Let it shudder at its suddenly discovered impuissance.
26 2024 Too, aside from these things, like the enjoyment of putting her in bonds, it can be pleasant, upon occasion, to simply silence her.
26 2025 That, I assure you, is something she understands.
26 2026 Too, like all women, sometimes such endearing nuisances, sometimes so pertinacious and obtrusive, she is given occasionally to insistent questioning, the issuance of unwelcome, unsolicited, abundant observations and counsel, to prattle and wheedling, such things.
26 2027 When the master tires of this, he may simply revoke from her the privilege of speech.
Few things so let her know how much she is in your power as removing from her the power of speech. Let her beauty then, upon occasion, be undefended and vulnerable. Let it shudder at its suddenly discovered impuissance. Too, aside from these things, like the enjoyment of putting her in bonds, it can be pleasant, upon occasion, to simply silence her. That, I assure you, is something she understands. Too, like all women, sometimes such endearing nuisances, sometimes so pertinacious and obtrusive, she is given occasionally to insistent questioning, the issuance of unwelcome, unsolicited, abundant observations and counsel, to prattle and wheedling, such things. When the master tires of this, he may simply revoke from her the privilege of speech. - (Mercenaries of Gor)