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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

It pleased me that the former Talena, of Ar, the former Ubara of Ar, was now before me, a kenneled slave. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #322)
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25 322 It View more quotes about pleased">pleased me that the former Talena, of Ar, the former Ubara of Ar, was now before me, a kenneled slave.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 319 Sometimes they are knelt and their hands bound behind them.
25 320 Sometimes they must take food and water from pans on the floor, without the use of their hands.
25 321 Such homely practices are useful in reminding them that they are slaves.
25 322 It pleased me that the former Talena, of Ar, the former Ubara of Ar, was now before me, a kenneled slave.
25 323 It pleased me that she had kissed and licked my hand, first the palm, and then the back, reverently.
25 324 That is a common conciliatory act on the part of a slave, to lick and kiss, reverently, the hand by which she might be cuffed, first the palm, and then the back.
25 325 In this way she might express her fear that she might be, and her hope that she will not be, struck.
Sometimes they are knelt and their hands bound behind them. Sometimes they must take food and water from pans on the floor, without the use of their hands. Such homely practices are useful in reminding them that they are slaves. It pleased me that the former Talena, of Ar, the former Ubara of Ar, was now before me, a kenneled slave. It pleased me that she had kissed and licked my hand, first the palm, and then the back, reverently. That is a common conciliatory act on the part of a slave, to lick and kiss, reverently, the hand by which she might be cuffed, first the palm, and then the back. In this way she might express her fear that she might be, and her hope that she will not be, struck. - (Mariners of Gor)