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

Let the female slave hope, in such a case, that she does not find herself braceleted and put to him in his cell, a whip tied about her neck. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #528)
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22 528 Let the View more quotes about female">female slave hope, in such a case, that she does not find herself braceleted and put to him in his cell, a whip tied about her neck.

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

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22 525 Too, as he did not own her nor expect to encounter her he would not have had an opportunity to specify certain details of her relationship with him, for example, his preferences with respect to her manner of presenting herself before him, the nature of the rituals of deference or submission to be expected of her, and such.
22 526 He was, after all, only a slave, too.
22 527 Indeed, sometimes female slaves are quite cruel to male slaves, taunting or mocking them, and such.
22 528 Let the female slave hope, in such a case, that she does not find herself braceleted and put to him in his cell, a whip tied about her neck.
22 529 In such a case he is as master to her.
22 530 Lavinia looked up at him, tears in her eyes.
22 531 He then, I think, from his reaction, clearly recognized her, well recollecting her from the capture room in the Metellan district, as one who was once a free female, whom he, as a seduction slave, had entrapped for his master, Appanius.
Too, as he did not own her nor expect to encounter her he would not have had an opportunity to specify certain details of her relationship with him, for example, his preferences with respect to her manner of presenting herself before him, the nature of the rituals of deference or submission to be expected of her, and such. He was, after all, only a slave, too. Indeed, sometimes female slaves are quite cruel to male slaves, taunting or mocking them, and such. Let the female slave hope, in such a case, that she does not find herself braceleted and put to him in his cell, a whip tied about her neck. In such a case he is as master to her. Lavinia looked up at him, tears in her eyes. He then, I think, from his reaction, clearly recognized her, well recollecting her from the capture room in the Metellan district, as one who was once a free female, whom he, as a seduction slave, had entrapped for his master, Appanius. - (Magicians of Gor)