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

Even the proudest and most recalcitrant of slaves, usually a recent free woman, of high caste, is quickly broken in such a device, and emerges a readied, humbled, and trembling slave, fearful only that she will not be found fully pleasing, and in all ways. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #648)
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18 648 Even the proudest and most recalcitrant of View more quotes about slaves">slaves, usually a recent free woman, of high caste, is quickly broken in such a device, and emerges a readied, humbled, and trembling slave, fearful only that she will not be found fully pleasing, and in all ways.

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

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18 645 In most, as I understood it, a girl can do little more than kneel, or sit or lie down, with her legs drawn closely up.
18 646 In such constraints a girl is kept well apprised that she is a slave.
18 647 To be sure, such a cage is luxurious compared to the "slave box," usually used for punishment.
18 648 Even the proudest and most recalcitrant of slaves, usually a recent free woman, of high caste, is quickly broken in such a device, and emerges a readied, humbled, and trembling slave, fearful only that she will not be found fully pleasing, and in all ways.
18 649 In the kitchen, at the eating house of Menon, we had our chains and mats.
18 650 Menon was a kind man.
18 651 He was often criticized for being too lenient with his girls.
In most, as I understood it, a girl can do little more than kneel, or sit or lie down, with her legs drawn closely up. In such constraints a girl is kept well apprised that she is a slave. To be sure, such a cage is luxurious compared to the "slave box," usually used for punishment. Even the proudest and most recalcitrant of slaves, usually a recent free woman, of high caste, is quickly broken in such a device, and emerges a readied, humbled, and trembling slave, fearful only that she will not be found fully pleasing, and in all ways. In the kitchen, at the eating house of Menon, we had our chains and mats. Menon was a kind man. He was often criticized for being too lenient with his girls. - (Conspirators of Gor)