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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is her way of making clear to him her desire to please. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #422)
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 419 When a girl fears she may be out of favor with her master, she sometimes kneels before him and begs, "Bell me".
1 420 In this simple request, asking to be belled, the slave puts herself in her place, at the feet of her master, reconfirms to him her humble and loving acceptance of her bondage, reassures him of her desire to please, and gives a promise of delights so exciting and intimate that they can be known only amongst masters and their slaves.
1 421 Sometimes, too, when a slave feels she may not have been sufficiently pleasing she will strip herself and approach the master on all fours, her head down, a whip in her teeth.
1 422 It is her way of making clear to him her desire to please.
1 423 It is usually much better, incidentally, for the slave to do this of her own accord than to be ordered to so approach the master.
1 424 If it is he who has issued the order she may well be being summoned for punishment, or at least a severe upbraiding.
1 425 If she approaches on her own accord she may well find forgiveness or, perhaps, a disciplining that is little more than symbolic.
When a girl fears she may be out of favor with her master, she sometimes kneels before him and begs, "Bell me". In this simple request, asking to be belled, the slave puts herself in her place, at the feet of her master, reconfirms to him her humble and loving acceptance of her bondage, reassures him of her desire to please, and gives a promise of delights so exciting and intimate that they can be known only amongst masters and their slaves. Sometimes, too, when a slave feels she may not have been sufficiently pleasing she will strip herself and approach the master on all fours, her head down, a whip in her teeth. It is her way of making clear to him her desire to please. It is usually much better, incidentally, for the slave to do this of her own accord than to be ordered to so approach the master. If it is he who has issued the order she may well be being summoned for punishment, or at least a severe upbraiding. If she approaches on her own accord she may well find forgiveness or, perhaps, a disciplining that is little more than symbolic. - (Vagabonds of Gor)