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

In such devices many a new slave, perhaps initially determined to resist and remain unresponsive, disbelieving, astonished, screaming and squirming, has first begun to understand her collar. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #128)
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25 128 In such View more quotes about devices">devices many a new slave, perhaps initially determined to resist and remain unresponsive, disbelieving, astonished, screaming and squirming, has first begun to understand her collar.

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

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25 125 They are useful not only for purposes of security, and pleasure, but, too, for purposes of training, for example, for patiently sensitizing nerves, for inducing sensual readiness, for habituating a body to arousal, for honing uncontrollable slave reflexes, and such.
25 126 In virtue of such devices, a slave, you see, helpless and vulnerable, may be forced to endure whatever ecstasies a master may be pleased to impose upon her.
25 127 Such uncompromising, unilateral dominance would obviously be improper if applied to a free woman.
25 128 In such devices many a new slave, perhaps initially determined to resist and remain unresponsive, disbelieving, astonished, screaming and squirming, has first begun to understand her collar.
25 129 She looked up at me.
25 130 "I did very little," I said.
25 131 "Consider the nature of my responses!" she said.
They are useful not only for purposes of security, and pleasure, but, too, for purposes of training, for example, for patiently sensitizing nerves, for inducing sensual readiness, for habituating a body to arousal, for honing uncontrollable slave reflexes, and such. In virtue of such devices, a slave, you see, helpless and vulnerable, may be forced to endure whatever ecstasies a master may be pleased to impose upon her. Such uncompromising, unilateral dominance would obviously be improper if applied to a free woman. In such devices many a new slave, perhaps initially determined to resist and remain unresponsive, disbelieving, astonished, screaming and squirming, has first begun to understand her collar. She looked up at me. "I did very little," I said. "Consider the nature of my responses!" she said. - (Vagabonds of Gor)