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

Surely the switch, the lash, are unpleasant. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #153)
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11 153 View more quotes about surely">Surely the switch, the lash, are unpleasant.

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

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11 150 A tear coursed down her cheek.
11 151 She would soon, I was sure, as a slave, aside from fear, take great pleasure in being found pleasing, and be genuinely grateful for having been found so, and, if not, there was always the leather.
11 152 How desperate, I thought, are slaves, once they understand their condition, to be found pleasing.
11 153 Surely the switch, the lash, are unpleasant.
11 154 Saru was new to her bondage, but, thanks to the grooms, she was already well aware of the consequences of failing, in any particular, to be pleasing to free men.
11 155 But most desirably the slave should eventually desire to be found pleasing, should strive to be so, for the joy of being found pleasing by her master, and not from dread of the boot or leather.
11 156 "To whom do you belong?" I asked.
A tear coursed down her cheek. She would soon, I was sure, as a slave, aside from fear, take great pleasure in being found pleasing, and be genuinely grateful for having been found so, and, if not, there was always the leather. How desperate, I thought, are slaves, once they understand their condition, to be found pleasing. Surely the switch, the lash, are unpleasant. Saru was new to her bondage, but, thanks to the grooms, she was already well aware of the consequences of failing, in any particular, to be pleasing to free men. But most desirably the slave should eventually desire to be found pleasing, should strive to be so, for the joy of being found pleasing by her master, and not from dread of the boot or leather. "To whom do you belong?" I asked. - (Swordsmen of Gor)