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

Once this sort of thing is understood, interestingly, it is remarkable how scrupulous a slave can be concerning even the smallest details of her service, her glances, her kneelings, her serving of dishes, her kissings of sandals, and such. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #235)
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29 235 View more quotes about once">Once this sort of thing is understood, interestingly, it is remarkable how scrupulous a slave can be concerning even the smallest details of her service, her glances, her kneelings, her serving of dishes, her kissings of sandals, and such.

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

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29 232 Her heart sank for she realized then she was not at the feet of an Earth man.
29 233 She was at the feet of a Gorean.
29 234 Such tend not to be tolerant of even trivial, and inadvertent, imperfections of service.
29 235 Once this sort of thing is understood, interestingly, it is remarkable how scrupulous a slave can be concerning even the smallest details of her service, her glances, her kneelings, her serving of dishes, her kissings of sandals, and such.
29 236 And she well understood, to her misery, that her own imperfections of service, extending even to actual infractions, far exceeded matters inadvertent and trivial.
29 237 She must try again! "Master is kind!" she suddenly cried, lightly.
29 238 "After the dance in the festival camp, when I was to be given fifteen lashes, ten for not having declared, however honestly, a proficiency in slave dance, and five for having spoken without permission, Master purchased the strokes, each for a tarsk-bit, and saved me the beating! How grateful I am to Master for his generosity, his thoughtfulness, his kindness! He would not have me beaten.
Her heart sank for she realized then she was not at the feet of an Earth man. She was at the feet of a Gorean. Such tend not to be tolerant of even trivial, and inadvertent, imperfections of service. Once this sort of thing is understood, interestingly, it is remarkable how scrupulous a slave can be concerning even the smallest details of her service, her glances, her kneelings, her serving of dishes, her kissings of sandals, and such. And she well understood, to her misery, that her own imperfections of service, extending even to actual infractions, far exceeded matters inadvertent and trivial. She must try again! "Master is kind!" she suddenly cried, lightly. "After the dance in the festival camp, when I was to be given fifteen lashes, ten for not having declared, however honestly, a proficiency in slave dance, and five for having spoken without permission, Master purchased the strokes, each for a tarsk-bit, and saved me the beating! How grateful I am to Master for his generosity, his thoughtfulness, his kindness! He would not have me beaten. - (Prize of Gor)