Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 767 | Imagine her gratitude then when, at View more quotes about last">last, with as little as a touch, you give her the relief for which she has been begging. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 764 | They are difficult for the slave to bear. |
| 30 | 765 | Accordingly, be patient with her. |
| 30 | 766 | Often she will want little more than to writhe helplessly in your chains, gasping, and lifting her body to you. |
| 30 | 767 | Imagine her gratitude then when, at last, with as little as a touch, you give her the relief for which she has been begging. |
| 30 | 768 | Remember that the slave is not a free woman. |
| 30 | 769 | She is a property, a domestic animal, a lovely beast whom you are kind enough to domicile, keeping her about for your service and pleasure. |
| 30 | 770 | You wish to get the most out of her. |
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They are difficult for the slave to bear.
Accordingly, be patient with her.
Often she will want little more than to writhe helplessly in your chains, gasping, and lifting her body to you.
Imagine her gratitude then when, at last, with as little as a touch, you give her the relief for which she has been begging.
Remember that the slave is not a free woman.
She is a property, a domestic animal, a lovely beast whom you are kind enough to domicile, keeping her about for your service and pleasure.
You wish to get the most out of her.
- (Prize of Gor)