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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

They would see that she was soon brought into prime condition, both with respect to physical health and sexual responsiveness. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #536)
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9 536 They would see that she was View more quotes about soon">soon brought into prime condition, both with respect to physical health and sexual responsiveness.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 533 Like many free women, she had not taken care of her figure.
9 534 Perhaps that was why she had not wished to be bared before men.
9 535 To be sure, if she were embonded it was likely that masters would remedy her oversights in this area, enforcing upon her exact, even merciless, regimens of diet and exercise.
9 536 They would see that she was soon brought into prime condition, both with respect to physical health and sexual responsiveness.
9 537 It is in such a condition, ideally, of course, that a woman appears on the block.
9 538 Doubtless slave fires would by then have been routinely lit in her belly, and she would then find herself helplessly, needfully, piteously, dependent upon the caresses of men.
9 539 This is done to them, as a matter of course, to make them better slaves.
Like many free women, she had not taken care of her figure. Perhaps that was why she had not wished to be bared before men. To be sure, if she were embonded it was likely that masters would remedy her oversights in this area, enforcing upon her exact, even merciless, regimens of diet and exercise. They would see that she was soon brought into prime condition, both with respect to physical health and sexual responsiveness. It is in such a condition, ideally, of course, that a woman appears on the block. Doubtless slave fires would by then have been routinely lit in her belly, and she would then find herself helplessly, needfully, piteously, dependent upon the caresses of men. This is done to them, as a matter of course, to make them better slaves. - (Magicians of Gor)