Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 622 | Nor would she View more quotes about forget">forget the word 'Sir'. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 619 | It is useful for a slave to occasionally know herself absolutely helpless. |
| 19 | 620 | It would be not only the second woman who had profited from the experience of the first woman, but the first woman, as well. |
| 19 | 621 | Given the next opportunity to beg water, I had no doubt she would do so as a needful, suitably deferent suppliant. |
| 19 | 622 | Nor would she forget the word 'Sir'. |
| 19 | 623 | To be sure, that expression of respect would doubtless soon be changed for another, one even more appropriate, and, indeed, required, for what she was soon to be. |
| 19 | 624 | "I must leave now," said the broad-bodied girl to the free woman. |
| 19 | 625 | The free woman, on her chain, in her shackles, looked up at her. |
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It is useful for a slave to occasionally know herself absolutely helpless.
It would be not only the second woman who had profited from the experience of the first woman, but the first woman, as well.
Given the next opportunity to beg water, I had no doubt she would do so as a needful, suitably deferent suppliant.
Nor would she forget the word 'Sir'.
To be sure, that expression of respect would doubtless soon be changed for another, one even more appropriate, and, indeed, required, for what she was soon to be.
"I must leave now," said the broad-bodied girl to the free woman.
The free woman, on her chain, in her shackles, looked up at her.
- (Witness of Gor)