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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Those who behave so deplorably, so stupidly and futilely, so foolishly, are usually those who are only a day or so off the marching chain, who have not been in the houses, but in the camps, those who lack instruction, those as yet deprived of training. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #5)
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4 5 Those who behave so deplorably, so stupidly and futilely, so foolishly, are View more quotes about usually">usually those who are only a day or so off the marching chain, who have not been in the houses, but in the camps, those who lack instruction, those as yet deprived of training.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 2 It is not hard to tell a new girl.
4 3 It is not that they struggle, or scream, for that sort of thing is done with after the second or third day in their training.
4 4 It is not acceptable.
4 5 Those who behave so deplorably, so stupidly and futilely, so foolishly, are usually those who are only a day or so off the marching chain, who have not been in the houses, but in the camps, those who lack instruction, those as yet deprived of training.
4 6 A stroke or two of the whip and they are silent, and obedient.
4 7 Another stroke or two and they are on their bellies, extending their hands to the buyers, begging to be purchased.
4 8 The difference, rather, in most cases, is various, wonder, uncertainty, hesitation, timidity, inertness, woodenness, a lack of grace, a lack of presentation, of readiness, of eagerness.
It is not hard to tell a new girl. It is not that they struggle, or scream, for that sort of thing is done with after the second or third day in their training. It is not acceptable. Those who behave so deplorably, so stupidly and futilely, so foolishly, are usually those who are only a day or so off the marching chain, who have not been in the houses, but in the camps, those who lack instruction, those as yet deprived of training. A stroke or two of the whip and they are silent, and obedient. Another stroke or two and they are on their bellies, extending their hands to the buyers, begging to be purchased. The difference, rather, in most cases, is various, wonder, uncertainty, hesitation, timidity, inertness, woodenness, a lack of grace, a lack of presentation, of readiness, of eagerness. - (Smugglers of Gor)