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

"Or perhaps more appropriately yet," he said, "to numerous, various labors of a more delightful sort, labors particularly suitable for females". - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #433)
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21 433 "Or View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps more appropriately yet," he said, "to numerous, various labors of a more delightful sort, labors particularly suitable for females".

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

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21 430 In the fields they are often put to the plow and must struggle and strain, aching and sweating, exhausted, pitting their small weight desperately against the traces of their harnessing, their feet slipping in the dirt, to turn the black, resistant soil under the lash of impatient peasants.
21 431 A woman will do much to avoid a peasant master.
21 432 Many a haughty dame, threatened with such a fate, becomes in a moment transformed, flinging herself to a man's feet, frightened, piteously groveling, desperately begging rather to be kept, if he will only permit it, as the lowest, most lascivious and zealous of his pleasure slaves.
21 433 "Or perhaps more appropriately yet," he said, "to numerous, various labors of a more delightful sort, labors particularly suitable for females".
21 434 "Commander!" she protested.
21 435 These were the duties, alluded to, most commonly assigned to the female slave, those of pleasing men abjectly and fully in the many ways of the owned woman.
21 436 Many free women, untutored, regard such a fate as unspeakably degrading, and as far worse than other bondages, but then they have not known the nature of alternative bondages.
In the fields they are often put to the plow and must struggle and strain, aching and sweating, exhausted, pitting their small weight desperately against the traces of their harnessing, their feet slipping in the dirt, to turn the black, resistant soil under the lash of impatient peasants. A woman will do much to avoid a peasant master. Many a haughty dame, threatened with such a fate, becomes in a moment transformed, flinging herself to a man's feet, frightened, piteously groveling, desperately begging rather to be kept, if he will only permit it, as the lowest, most lascivious and zealous of his pleasure slaves. "Or perhaps more appropriately yet," he said, "to numerous, various labors of a more delightful sort, labors particularly suitable for females". "Commander!" she protested. These were the duties, alluded to, most commonly assigned to the female slave, those of pleasing men abjectly and fully in the many ways of the owned woman. Many free women, untutored, regard such a fate as unspeakably degrading, and as far worse than other bondages, but then they have not known the nature of alternative bondages. - (Renegades of Gor)