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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

She must continue to be all that a slave is to a man, and be subject, too, unhesitantly, to his whip, should she prove to be in the least displeasing. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #770)
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34 770 She View more quotes about must">must continue to be all that a slave is to a man, and be subject, too, unhesitantly, to his whip, should she prove to be in the least displeasing.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 767 I knew, too, that in any event, even if I were muchly loved, I would be kept in strictness, and severity, in Gorean strictness and severity, and would be well subject to his whip.
34 768 Gorean masters do not relax their vigilance nor domination with slaves, even with those they love.
34 769 They will keep her in the strictest bondage, and will not cheat her of what she needs, what will fulfill her and make her happy.
34 770 She must continue to be all that a slave is to a man, and be subject, too, unhesitantly, to his whip, should she prove to be in the least displeasing.
34 771 She may be loved, but she is a slave, and will be kept as a slave—perfectly, and in all ways.
34 772 I would not have had it otherwise.
34 773 Nor with one such as he, my master, could it be otherwise.
I knew, too, that in any event, even if I were muchly loved, I would be kept in strictness, and severity, in Gorean strictness and severity, and would be well subject to his whip. Gorean masters do not relax their vigilance nor domination with slaves, even with those they love. They will keep her in the strictest bondage, and will not cheat her of what she needs, what will fulfill her and make her happy. She must continue to be all that a slave is to a man, and be subject, too, unhesitantly, to his whip, should she prove to be in the least displeasing. She may be loved, but she is a slave, and will be kept as a slave—perfectly, and in all ways. I would not have had it otherwise. Nor with one such as he, my master, could it be otherwise. - (Dancer of Gor)