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

"Master!" wept Ellen. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #990)
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16 990 "View more quotes about master">Master!" wept Ellen.

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

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16 987 "Now, when a man approaches, I want you to kneel as you are, though perhaps with your knees more widely spread, and smile, and lift your hands to him and call out, and beg and plead prettily.
16 988 Too, try to show need.
16 989 Small tongue movements are good, exposing the palms of your small hands to him, a bit of plaintive, judicious wriggling, such things".
16 990 "Master!" wept Ellen.
16 991 "And remember," said he, paying her no attention, "you may be touched and handled in any manner the customer wishes, and must perform for him, assume dictated postures, and such, in any way he wishes.
16 992 The only thing you need not do is serve his pleasure, completely".
16 993 "Yes, Master," she said, in misery.
"Now, when a man approaches, I want you to kneel as you are, though perhaps with your knees more widely spread, and smile, and lift your hands to him and call out, and beg and plead prettily. Too, try to show need. Small tongue movements are good, exposing the palms of your small hands to him, a bit of plaintive, judicious wriggling, such things". "Master!" wept Ellen. "And remember," said he, paying her no attention, "you may be touched and handled in any manner the customer wishes, and must perform for him, assume dictated postures, and such, in any way he wishes. The only thing you need not do is serve his pleasure, completely". "Yes, Master," she said, in misery. - (Prize of Gor)