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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is no wonder slaves often find themselves at the feet of their master, kneeling, and begging. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #402)
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1 402 It is no View more quotes about wonder">wonder slaves often find themselves at the feet of their master, kneeling, and begging.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 399 For example, as they commonly lack a nether closure, with the exception of the Turian camisk, the slave is constantly, implicitly, advised of her delicious vulnerability as a property, and reminded of one of her major concerns, which is to please the master, instantly and without question, to the best of her ability, in any way he may wish.
1 400 The slave, on her part, too, cannot help but find such garments arousing.
1 401 In their way they serve to ignite and stoke the slave fires in her lovely belly.
1 402 It is no wonder slaves often find themselves at the feet of their master, kneeling, and begging.
1 403 Too, such garments are supposed to make it difficult to conceal weapons.
1 404 There is no place in such a garment, for example, for a dagger.
1 405 To be sure, it can be a capital offense for a slave to touch a weapon without a free person's permission, so there is little danger of the slave's attempting to conceal a weapon in the first place.
For example, as they commonly lack a nether closure, with the exception of the Turian camisk, the slave is constantly, implicitly, advised of her delicious vulnerability as a property, and reminded of one of her major concerns, which is to please the master, instantly and without question, to the best of her ability, in any way he may wish. The slave, on her part, too, cannot help but find such garments arousing. In their way they serve to ignite and stoke the slave fires in her lovely belly. It is no wonder slaves often find themselves at the feet of their master, kneeling, and begging. Too, such garments are supposed to make it difficult to conceal weapons. There is no place in such a garment, for example, for a dagger. To be sure, it can be a capital offense for a slave to touch a weapon without a free person's permission, so there is little danger of the slave's attempting to conceal a weapon in the first place. - (Swordsmen of Gor)