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

She now well understood, given the events of the afternoon, that she, though an Earth girl, was the abject slave of a Gorean master. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #304)
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79 304 She now well View more quotes about understood">understood, given the events of the afternoon, that she, though an Earth girl, was the abject slave of a Gorean master.

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

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79 301 Yet, too, oddly, through their whimpering and tears, they might sometimes rejoice as it might be applied to them, as it left in them no doubt that they were truly in their collars, truly the slaves of their master.
79 302 Their status, their condition, their reality was then well confirmed upon them.
79 303 So Cecily feared the whip, but was pleased that she was subject to it, and that it would be used upon her if she were not pleasing.
79 304 She now well understood, given the events of the afternoon, that she, though an Earth girl, was the abject slave of a Gorean master.
79 305 The slave fears the whip, but is thrilled to be subject to it.
79 306 She sees the simple device, always present in her milieu, suspended on its peg.
79 307 She sees it with apprehension, and yet, too, with reassurance and ecstasy.
Yet, too, oddly, through their whimpering and tears, they might sometimes rejoice as it might be applied to them, as it left in them no doubt that they were truly in their collars, truly the slaves of their master. Their status, their condition, their reality was then well confirmed upon them. So Cecily feared the whip, but was pleased that she was subject to it, and that it would be used upon her if she were not pleasing. She now well understood, given the events of the afternoon, that she, though an Earth girl, was the abject slave of a Gorean master. The slave fears the whip, but is thrilled to be subject to it. She sees the simple device, always present in her milieu, suspended on its peg. She sees it with apprehension, and yet, too, with reassurance and ecstasy. - (Kur of Gor)