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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

We allowed her to feed after our supper, for which privilege we deemed she had begged prettily enough, and earnestly enough. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 58, Sentence #46)
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58 46 We View more quotes about allowed">allowed her to feed after our supper, for which privilege we deemed she had begged prettily enough, and earnestly enough.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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58 43 It had been necessary only to strike her twice across the back of the thighs with a switch, found in the kitchen, useful for encouraging scullery slaves, serving slaves, and such.
58 44 Tajima attended to the matter.
58 45 She was, after all, a high lady, of the hated house of Yamada.
58 46 We allowed her to feed after our supper, for which privilege we deemed she had begged prettily enough, and earnestly enough.
58 47 She would feed on all fours, head down, from a pan, not permitted to use her hands.
58 48 We felt this was appropriate, given the sort of captive she was, a free woman of the house of Yamada.
58 49 As a free woman she may have felt this intensely humiliating.
It had been necessary only to strike her twice across the back of the thighs with a switch, found in the kitchen, useful for encouraging scullery slaves, serving slaves, and such. Tajima attended to the matter. She was, after all, a high lady, of the hated house of Yamada. We allowed her to feed after our supper, for which privilege we deemed she had begged prettily enough, and earnestly enough. She would feed on all fours, head down, from a pan, not permitted to use her hands. We felt this was appropriate, given the sort of captive she was, a free woman of the house of Yamada. As a free woman she may have felt this intensely humiliating. - (Rebels of Gor)