Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 181 | How differently would a View more quotes about woman">woman of Earth behave before a man, thought Ellen, if she realized that one day she might find herself at his feet, on her belly, stripped and chained, his slave. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 178 | A movement, a glance, a word, a gesture which might cause no more than a moment's irritation or disgruntlement to a typical male of Earth, used to such abuse, might have different consequences altogether with another sort of man, a man less tolerant and less accommodating than those on whom she was accustomed to inflict her pettiness and disdain with impunity. |
| 23 | 179 | "We will come back for her," might say a Gorean slaver. |
| 23 | 180 | "That one does not know it but she has just made herself an appointment with the slaving iron". |
| 23 | 181 | How differently would a woman of Earth behave before a man, thought Ellen, if she realized that one day she might find herself at his feet, on her belly, stripped and chained, his slave. |
| 23 | 182 | "It does not matter," said Mirus. |
| 23 | 183 | "The details are unimportant. |
| 23 | 184 | Let us merely say that, in virtue of these personal reasons, I found it gratifying to have her enslaved, to get her neck in the collar, where it belongs". |
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A movement, a glance, a word, a gesture which might cause no more than a moment's irritation or disgruntlement to a typical male of Earth, used to such abuse, might have different consequences altogether with another sort of man, a man less tolerant and less accommodating than those on whom she was accustomed to inflict her pettiness and disdain with impunity.
"We will come back for her," might say a Gorean slaver.
"That one does not know it but she has just made herself an appointment with the slaving iron".
How differently would a woman of Earth behave before a man, thought Ellen, if she realized that one day she might find herself at his feet, on her belly, stripped and chained, his slave.
"It does not matter," said Mirus.
"The details are unimportant.
Let us merely say that, in virtue of these personal reasons, I found it gratifying to have her enslaved, to get her neck in the collar, where it belongs".
- (Prize of Gor)