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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

They may slake their lusts upon us, peremptorily, and as they choose, unilaterally, without the least consideration for us, no more than for a sandal in which they might press their foot, for we are slaves. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 78, Sentence #85)
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78 85 They may slake their lusts upon us, peremptorily, and as they View more quotes about choose">choose, unilaterally, without the least consideration for us, no more than for a sandal in which they might press their foot, for we are slaves.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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78 82 "Perhaps that is your punishment," said Corinna.
78 83 "Tell me of pleasure and the masters!" begged the brunette.
78 84 "The masters need not be concerned with our pleasures," said Corinna, "for we are slaves.
78 85 They may slake their lusts upon us, peremptorily, and as they choose, unilaterally, without the least consideration for us, no more than for a sandal in which they might press their foot, for we are slaves.
78 86 To be sure, they sometimes, for their amusement, are patient with us, inducing in us feelings we may not, and cannot, resist, feelings which transform us into helpless, rejoicing, sobbing, grateful, begging toys".
78 87 "I would," said the brunette, "be touched by my master, though he had no more interest in me or no more cared for me than a carpet beneath his feet.
78 88 And if he would deign to be patient with me I would love to be his dominated, helpless, yielding, begging toy".
"Perhaps that is your punishment," said Corinna. "Tell me of pleasure and the masters!" begged the brunette. "The masters need not be concerned with our pleasures," said Corinna, "for we are slaves. They may slake their lusts upon us, peremptorily, and as they choose, unilaterally, without the least consideration for us, no more than for a sandal in which they might press their foot, for we are slaves. To be sure, they sometimes, for their amusement, are patient with us, inducing in us feelings we may not, and cannot, resist, feelings which transform us into helpless, rejoicing, sobbing, grateful, begging toys". "I would," said the brunette, "be touched by my master, though he had no more interest in me or no more cared for me than a carpet beneath his feet. And if he would deign to be patient with me I would love to be his dominated, helpless, yielding, begging toy". - (Kur of Gor)