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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

The most lenience she might hope for, of course, would be that of a master for a slave. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #336)
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17 336 The most lenience she View more quotes about might">might hope for, of course, would be that of a master for a slave.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 333 A tiny sound from within the hood, and a movement of her fair body, indicated to me that the slave recognized my voice.
17 334 The slight, delicious movement of her body suggested to me, too, her relief, and reassurance, that I was about.
17 335 How naive this was of her! Yet I had spared her from the spear, and this doubtless encouraged her to suppose that I might display toward her a similar lenience in the future.
17 336 The most lenience she might hope for, of course, would be that of a master for a slave.
17 337 The point of enslaving a woman, of course, is not to slay her, or hurt her, but to master her, and have from her all the obedience and delicious perfections that a man can possibly want from a woman.
17 338 "How can it be?" he asked.
17 339 "How do you think?" I asked.
A tiny sound from within the hood, and a movement of her fair body, indicated to me that the slave recognized my voice. The slight, delicious movement of her body suggested to me, too, her relief, and reassurance, that I was about. How naive this was of her! Yet I had spared her from the spear, and this doubtless encouraged her to suppose that I might display toward her a similar lenience in the future. The most lenience she might hope for, of course, would be that of a master for a slave. The point of enslaving a woman, of course, is not to slay her, or hurt her, but to master her, and have from her all the obedience and delicious perfections that a man can possibly want from a woman. "How can it be?" he asked. "How do you think?" I asked. - (Renegades of Gor)