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

How deferent they were, how graceful, how softly spoken, how eager, how warm, how feminine, how pleased to be owned, to belong, to be collared. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #14)
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51 14 How deferent they were, how graceful, how View more quotes about softly">softly spoken, how eager, how warm, how feminine, how pleased to be owned, to belong, to be collared.

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

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51 11 They were not men.
51 12 They were preciously, essentially, and perfectly female.
51 13 How solicitous they were of their masters.
51 14 How deferent they were, how graceful, how softly spoken, how eager, how warm, how feminine, how pleased to be owned, to belong, to be collared.
51 15 And, as slaves, they knew themselves to be not only perfectly and helplessly owned, but to be desired as only a female slave can be desired, desired with all the robust, possessive lust of a master, desired categorically, desired without concession, without quarter, without compromise.
51 16 "Would," said Astrinax, lifting his goblet, "that one other were here, one we know well, one with whom we shared many perils and hardships, the noble Desmond of Harfax!" "Yes," said Lykos.
51 17 "Yes," said Lord Grendel.
They were not men. They were preciously, essentially, and perfectly female. How solicitous they were of their masters. How deferent they were, how graceful, how softly spoken, how eager, how warm, how feminine, how pleased to be owned, to belong, to be collared. And, as slaves, they knew themselves to be not only perfectly and helplessly owned, but to be desired as only a female slave can be desired, desired with all the robust, possessive lust of a master, desired categorically, desired without concession, without quarter, without compromise. "Would," said Astrinax, lifting his goblet, "that one other were here, one we know well, one with whom we shared many perils and hardships, the noble Desmond of Harfax!" "Yes," said Lykos. "Yes," said Lord Grendel. - (Conspirators of Gor)