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

If one is not interested in relishing and cherishing a slave, why own one? "To be sure," said Callias, "she may have heard too much, but if she is wise she will not attempt to grow bold, or presume on a master's indulgence. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #1072)
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37 1072 If one is not View more quotes about interested">interested in relishing and cherishing a slave, why own one? "To be sure," said Callias, "she may have heard too much, but if she is wise she will not attempt to grow bold, or presume on a master's indulgence.

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

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37 1069 Such slaves scarcely ever feel the lash.
37 1070 There would be no point to it.
37 1071 The slave is to be worked, mastered, and enjoyed.
37 1072 If one is not interested in relishing and cherishing a slave, why own one? "To be sure," said Callias, "she may have heard too much, but if she is wise she will not attempt to grow bold, or presume on a master's indulgence.
37 1073 It is a simple thing, when she is in your collar, to correct such mistakes.
37 1074 Let her be in no doubt that when she is in your presence, she is, so to speak, to be on her knees.
37 1075 Too, perhaps, we overspoke ourselves, or your mind may change, and the whim of one day be unknown to the whim of another day.
Such slaves scarcely ever feel the lash. There would be no point to it. The slave is to be worked, mastered, and enjoyed. If one is not interested in relishing and cherishing a slave, why own one? "To be sure," said Callias, "she may have heard too much, but if she is wise she will not attempt to grow bold, or presume on a master's indulgence. It is a simple thing, when she is in your collar, to correct such mistakes. Let her be in no doubt that when she is in your presence, she is, so to speak, to be on her knees. Too, perhaps, we overspoke ourselves, or your mind may change, and the whim of one day be unknown to the whim of another day. - (Mariners of Gor)