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

Irons, knives, and cords are not the only means by which a helpless enemy may be tormented. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #787)
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43 787 Irons, knives, and View more quotes about cords">cords are not the only means by which a helpless enemy may be tormented.

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

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43 784 "It could make a difference in her price".
43 785 A torture slave, as is well known, is a slave trained to arouse, humiliate, frustrate, and then deny a male prisoner.
43 786 Some captains, commanders, Ubars, and such, utilize the services of such a slave, usually for the pleasure of witnessing the discomfiture and misery of some hated enemy.
43 787 Irons, knives, and cords are not the only means by which a helpless enemy may be tormented.
43 788 "But I do not think she is in her heart a torture slave," said Genserich.
43 789 "Few women are, particularly when collared".
43 790 "Then she must hate our friend very much," said Axel.
"It could make a difference in her price". A torture slave, as is well known, is a slave trained to arouse, humiliate, frustrate, and then deny a male prisoner. Some captains, commanders, Ubars, and such, utilize the services of such a slave, usually for the pleasure of witnessing the discomfiture and misery of some hated enemy. Irons, knives, and cords are not the only means by which a helpless enemy may be tormented. "But I do not think she is in her heart a torture slave," said Genserich. "Few women are, particularly when collared". "Then she must hate our friend very much," said Axel. - (Smugglers of Gor)