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

And had not her belly, as that of a slave, pressed beggingly against my hand, until she, suddenly, realizing what she had done, that she had betrayed her need, and vitality, had withdrawn it, with tears of shame? She must, of course, learn the absurdity of shame, and that it was not permitted to the slave. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #164)
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33 164 And had not her View more quotes about belly">belly, as that of a slave, pressed beggingly against my hand, until she, suddenly, realizing what she had done, that she had betrayed her need, and vitality, had withdrawn it, with tears of shame? She must, of course, learn the absurdity of shame, and that it was not permitted to the slave.

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

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33 161 Too, she impressed me as a girl who might soon, in the throes of her need, belly and grovel for the caress of a master.
33 162 Already, I had understood, from the proprietor, she had begun to feel slave fires in her belly.
33 163 Certainly that had been suggested by her responses to my touch.
33 164 And had not her belly, as that of a slave, pressed beggingly against my hand, until she, suddenly, realizing what she had done, that she had betrayed her need, and vitality, had withdrawn it, with tears of shame? She must, of course, learn the absurdity of shame, and that it was not permitted to the slave.
33 165 If nothing else, let the whip teach her so.
33 166 Such indulgences and frivolities are not permitted the slave; they are permitted only to free women, who might be foolish enough to cultivate them.
33 167 The slave is an animal, and is to be as wild, and open, and free, and appetitious and sexual, as any other animal.
Too, she impressed me as a girl who might soon, in the throes of her need, belly and grovel for the caress of a master. Already, I had understood, from the proprietor, she had begun to feel slave fires in her belly. Certainly that had been suggested by her responses to my touch. And had not her belly, as that of a slave, pressed beggingly against my hand, until she, suddenly, realizing what she had done, that she had betrayed her need, and vitality, had withdrawn it, with tears of shame? She must, of course, learn the absurdity of shame, and that it was not permitted to the slave. If nothing else, let the whip teach her so. Such indulgences and frivolities are not permitted the slave; they are permitted only to free women, who might be foolish enough to cultivate them. The slave is an animal, and is to be as wild, and open, and free, and appetitious and sexual, as any other animal. - (Mariners of Gor)