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| 22 | 417 | In such instances, of View more quotes about course">course, one does not desire to usurp the prerogatives of the master, even if he is a weakling. |
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| 22 | 414 | If the two fellows were disposed to treat the slave as though he might not be a slave, I did not think that that need be considered my concern. |
| 22 | 415 | The interaction had not taken place with me, for example. |
| 22 | 416 | Also, of course, I had upon occasion, though quite infrequently, to be sure, on this world, remarked an instance in which a slave had seemed to me at least minimally deficient in deferentiality to a master. |
| 22 | 417 | In such instances, of course, one does not desire to usurp the prerogatives of the master, even if he is a weakling. |
| 22 | 418 | One may always hope that he will eventually understand what must be done, and reach for the whip. |
| 22 | 419 | Needless to say, all Gorean slave girls find themselves sooner or later, perhaps after a renaissance of manhood in the master, or a new sale, or some change of hands, kept under perfect discipline. |
| 22 | 420 | It is the Gorean way. |