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

"But perhaps you understand now," I said, "in virtue of this experience which you have had, as rudimentary, or merely indicative, as it may have been, that it may not be only the whip, and such, that explains the slave girl's desire to please". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1553)
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19 1553 "But View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps you understand now," I said, "in virtue of this experience which you have had, as rudimentary, or merely indicative, as it may have been, that it may not be only the whip, and such, that explains the slave girl's desire to please".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 1550 Also, it takes time to develop, improve and hone slave reflexes, both specific and totalistic.
19 1551 Slaves grow and improve in such matters".
19 1552 "Ohh," she said, softly.
19 1553 "But perhaps you understand now," I said, "in virtue of this experience which you have had, as rudimentary, or merely indicative, as it may have been, that it may not be only the whip, and such, that explains the slave girl's desire to please".
19 1554 "Yes!" she breathed.
19 1555 "And what is the whip to it?" I asked.
19 1556 "Very little," she whispered.
Also, it takes time to develop, improve and hone slave reflexes, both specific and totalistic. Slaves grow and improve in such matters". "Ohh," she said, softly. "But perhaps you understand now," I said, "in virtue of this experience which you have had, as rudimentary, or merely indicative, as it may have been, that it may not be only the whip, and such, that explains the slave girl's desire to please". "Yes!" she breathed. "And what is the whip to it?" I asked. "Very little," she whispered. - (Vagabonds of Gor)