Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 264 | She loves to View more quotes about serve">serve, to obey, and please. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 261 | Too, they are trained in such a manner, even as to the femininity and grace of their movements, as to be difficult to resist. |
| 25 | 262 | The female slave, naked or half naked, collared, utterly vulnerable, is the most helpless, needful, and, however inadvertently, or unwillingly, the most seductive of women. |
| 25 | 263 | Too, she exists for the pleasure of men, understands this, surrenders to it, wholly, and humbly, and takes great pleasure in it. |
| 25 | 264 | She loves to serve, to obey, and please. |
| 25 | 265 | It is what she wants to do. |
| 25 | 266 | It is her life. |
| 25 | 267 | And, too, when the slave fires, long ago ignited, and then never far from the surface, begin again to flame in her fair belly, as under the cruel and shameful imperatives of biology they frequently must, earning her the contempt of free women, her seductiveness is then, soon, far less than a matter of inadvertence, or reluctance. |
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Too, they are trained in such a manner, even as to the femininity and grace of their movements, as to be difficult to resist.
The female slave, naked or half naked, collared, utterly vulnerable, is the most helpless, needful, and, however inadvertently, or unwillingly, the most seductive of women.
Too, she exists for the pleasure of men, understands this, surrenders to it, wholly, and humbly, and takes great pleasure in it.
She loves to serve, to obey, and please.
It is what she wants to do.
It is her life.
And, too, when the slave fires, long ago ignited, and then never far from the surface, begin again to flame in her fair belly, as under the cruel and shameful imperatives of biology they frequently must, earning her the contempt of free women, her seductiveness is then, soon, far less than a matter of inadvertence, or reluctance.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)