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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was all I could do to avoid clenching my knees together, as though that pathetic little gesture would provide any defense against the forceful, dividing, booted sandal of a master. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #67)
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10 67 It was all I could do to avoid clenching my View more quotes about knees">knees together, as though that pathetic little gesture would provide any defense against the forceful, dividing, booted sandal of a master.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 64 Ute, of course, was a born pleasure slave.
10 65 I wondered if I, too, so to speak, was a born pleasure slave.
10 66 I now, commonly, knelt immediately, naturally, appropriately, gracefully, pleasurably, not thinking about it, in the position of the pleasure slave, but I did not do so now, for I was terrified.
10 67 It was all I could do to avoid clenching my knees together, as though that pathetic little gesture would provide any defense against the forceful, dividing, booted sandal of a master.
10 68 "It is interesting," he mused, "the effect of slavery on a woman".
10 69 "Yes, Master," I whispered.
10 70 "Excellent," he said.
Ute, of course, was a born pleasure slave. I wondered if I, too, so to speak, was a born pleasure slave. I now, commonly, knelt immediately, naturally, appropriately, gracefully, pleasurably, not thinking about it, in the position of the pleasure slave, but I did not do so now, for I was terrified. It was all I could do to avoid clenching my knees together, as though that pathetic little gesture would provide any defense against the forceful, dividing, booted sandal of a master. "It is interesting," he mused, "the effect of slavery on a woman". "Yes, Master," I whispered. "Excellent," he said. - (Captive of Gor)