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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Naturally this is a situation to which she, switch in hand, does not object. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #191)
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18 191 View more quotes about naturally">Naturally this is a situation to which she, switch in hand, does not object.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 188 If he takes two he will simply chain them one on each side of the saddle, to the booty rings, and thus have a balanced load.
18 189 If this is done they may be bound in the camp and aroused at his leisure.
18 190 In the case of taking both the mistress and the slave, the slave, of course, having been longer in the collar, will be "first girl" over her erstwhile mistress.
18 191 Naturally this is a situation to which she, switch in hand, does not object.
18 192 But let us suppose, say, that the tarnsman, the beast, is not satisfied with the "present" he has purloined, it now, unwrapped and examined, having been found wanting.
18 193 So let her be a laundress, a field slave, a factory slave, chained to her loom.
18 194 But perhaps she could become beautiful in bondage.
If he takes two he will simply chain them one on each side of the saddle, to the booty rings, and thus have a balanced load. If this is done they may be bound in the camp and aroused at his leisure. In the case of taking both the mistress and the slave, the slave, of course, having been longer in the collar, will be "first girl" over her erstwhile mistress. Naturally this is a situation to which she, switch in hand, does not object. But let us suppose, say, that the tarnsman, the beast, is not satisfied with the "present" he has purloined, it now, unwrapped and examined, having been found wanting. So let her be a laundress, a field slave, a factory slave, chained to her loom. But perhaps she could become beautiful in bondage. - (Witness of Gor)