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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had been taught how to kneel, and move, and lie down, and remove her clothing, and present herself for binding, and enter and leave rooms, and greet masters, many such things. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #124)
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8 124 She had been View more quotes about taught">taught how to kneel, and move, and lie down, and remove her clothing, and present herself for binding, and enter and leave rooms, and greet masters, many such things.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 121 She had learned, incidentally, that she must address all free men as 'Master' and all free women, though she had not yet encountered one on this world, as 'Mistress'.
8 122 She was uneasy at the thought of free women.
8 123 How would they regard her, she only a slave? Her training, in this last period, that in which she had come to understand that she was most perfectly and naturally a female slave, had been quite different, on the whole, from her former lessons, save of course, for the continuing instruction in the language.
8 124 She had been taught how to kneel, and move, and lie down, and remove her clothing, and present herself for binding, and enter and leave rooms, and greet masters, many such things.
8 125 She had also learned various forms of deference and obeisance.
8 126 She could now dress and undress a man.
8 127 She could do it with her teeth, with her hands tied behind her.
She had learned, incidentally, that she must address all free men as 'Master' and all free women, though she had not yet encountered one on this world, as 'Mistress'. She was uneasy at the thought of free women. How would they regard her, she only a slave? Her training, in this last period, that in which she had come to understand that she was most perfectly and naturally a female slave, had been quite different, on the whole, from her former lessons, save of course, for the continuing instruction in the language. She had been taught how to kneel, and move, and lie down, and remove her clothing, and present herself for binding, and enter and leave rooms, and greet masters, many such things. She had also learned various forms of deference and obeisance. She could now dress and undress a man. She could do it with her teeth, with her hands tied behind her. - (Prize of Gor)