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

We would hardly ever be struck by a man, unless we were somehow displeasing. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #35)
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35 35 We would hardly View more quotes about ever">ever be struck by a man, unless we were somehow displeasing.

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

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35 32 Why did she use the switch so upon us? What if we might be attractive to men? What did it matter? We were no more than simple beasts, animals, at her mercy.
35 33 Our bodies were rich with the stripes of her displeasure.
35 34 Did she not know we were desperate to please her? She was so different from a man.
35 35 We would hardly ever be struck by a man, unless we were somehow displeasing.
35 36 To be sure, we might sometimes be lashed, if only to remind us that we were slaves.
35 37 The lash well co nfi rms our bondage upon us.
35 38 I had had the sense, from the evening, though to be sure I was facing away, my head to the left, my right cheek on the dirt, that Tuza may not have drunk as deeply as the others.
Why did she use the switch so upon us? What if we might be attractive to men? What did it matter? We were no more than simple beasts, animals, at her mercy. Our bodies were rich with the stripes of her displeasure. Did she not know we were desperate to please her? She was so different from a man. We would hardly ever be struck by a man, unless we were somehow displeasing. To be sure, we might sometimes be lashed, if only to remind us that we were slaves. The lash well co nfi rms our bondage upon us. I had had the sense, from the evening, though to be sure I was facing away, my head to the left, my right cheek on the dirt, that Tuza may not have drunk as deeply as the others. - (Smugglers of Gor)