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

She fears, should her temerity be suspected, to be mercilessly whipped. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #128)
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12 128 She fears, should her temerity be View more quotes about suspected">suspected, to be mercilessly whipped.

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

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12 125 Alas, the poor little fool is in love! It is hard for a woman to belong to a man, you see, to kneel before him, to respond instantly to his commands, to struggle to please him, as she must, and not eventually become his, in all ways.
12 126 To be sure, she knows she has no right to love a free man.
12 127 Even the thought can terrify a slave.
12 128 She fears, should her temerity be suspected, to be mercilessly whipped.
12 129 He is immeasurably above her.
12 130 She, in her collar, is less than the dust beneath his feet.
12 131 Indeed, such things, relations of affections amongst masters and slaves, however common they may be, and they are extremely common, are officially frowned upon.
Alas, the poor little fool is in love! It is hard for a woman to belong to a man, you see, to kneel before him, to respond instantly to his commands, to struggle to please him, as she must, and not eventually become his, in all ways. To be sure, she knows she has no right to love a free man. Even the thought can terrify a slave. She fears, should her temerity be suspected, to be mercilessly whipped. He is immeasurably above her. She, in her collar, is less than the dust beneath his feet. Indeed, such things, relations of affections amongst masters and slaves, however common they may be, and they are extremely common, are officially frowned upon. - (Magicians of Gor)