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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

She cooks, and sews, launders and cleans, and he may observe her at her lowly, servile tasks, until he summons her to his arms, that she may attend to her truest task, the pleasing and pleasuring of her master. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #379)
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8 379 She cooks, and sews, launders and cleans, and he may observe her at her lowly, servile tasks, View more quotes about until">until he summons her to his arms, that she may attend to her truest task, the pleasing and pleasuring of her master.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 376 The master may put aside days for slave sport, mastering her in a hundred ways at his leisure.
8 377 She learns the blindfold, the gag, ropes, wrapped silken cords, thongs, bracelets, and chains.
8 378 She learns to bring the master the whip in her teeth, crawling to him, on all fours.
8 379 She cooks, and sews, launders and cleans, and he may observe her at her lowly, servile tasks, until he summons her to his arms, that she may attend to her truest task, the pleasing and pleasuring of her master.
8 380 She will bathe him, and he may comb her hair.
8 381 Her garmenture, if she be granted such, depends upon his will.
8 382 He may dress her and undress her, considering how she may best be displayed.
The master may put aside days for slave sport, mastering her in a hundred ways at his leisure. She learns the blindfold, the gag, ropes, wrapped silken cords, thongs, bracelets, and chains. She learns to bring the master the whip in her teeth, crawling to him, on all fours. She cooks, and sews, launders and cleans, and he may observe her at her lowly, servile tasks, until he summons her to his arms, that she may attend to her truest task, the pleasing and pleasuring of her master. She will bathe him, and he may comb her hair. Her garmenture, if she be granted such, depends upon his will. He may dress her and undress her, considering how she may best be displayed. - (Conspirators of Gor)