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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had had the temerity to suggest that such chores be shared but, when threatened with thong and slave ring, she had irritably understood that she must conform to my wishes. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #20)
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14 20 She had had the temerity to suggest that such chores be shared but, when threatened with View more quotes about thong">thong and slave ring, she had irritably understood that she must conform to my wishes.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 17 I had insisted that the girl keep the compartment spotless.
14 18 I think it was not so much I minded an occasional bit of silk lying on the floor as that I derived great pleasure from the fact that the lovely Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, slave in the House of Cernus, must keep my quarters.
14 19 Elizabeth's puttering about, dusting, a cloth about her hair, serving me with these small domesticities, was a sight I relished.
14 20 She had had the temerity to suggest that such chores be shared but, when threatened with thong and slave ring, she had irritably understood that she must conform to my wishes.
14 21 Interestingly, one evening, after learning that she would be forced to do these things, and alone, she had been unusually submissive, responsive, passionate.
14 22 Women, I suspected, even proud, beautiful, intelligent women like Elizabeth Cardwell, secretly wish their men to be strong, and upon occasion to prove it to them, commanding them as mere females, giving them no choice but to do precisely as he wishes.
14 23 I released Elizabeth from the slave ring, the chain and collar.
I had insisted that the girl keep the compartment spotless. I think it was not so much I minded an occasional bit of silk lying on the floor as that I derived great pleasure from the fact that the lovely Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, slave in the House of Cernus, must keep my quarters. Elizabeth's puttering about, dusting, a cloth about her hair, serving me with these small domesticities, was a sight I relished. She had had the temerity to suggest that such chores be shared but, when threatened with thong and slave ring, she had irritably understood that she must conform to my wishes. Interestingly, one evening, after learning that she would be forced to do these things, and alone, she had been unusually submissive, responsive, passionate. Women, I suspected, even proud, beautiful, intelligent women like Elizabeth Cardwell, secretly wish their men to be strong, and upon occasion to prove it to them, commanding them as mere females, giving them no choice but to do precisely as he wishes. I released Elizabeth from the slave ring, the chain and collar. - (Assassin of Gor)