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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

And what slave does not desire to be the single slave of a private master? Another reason, I suppose, for putting even a satisfactory girl in the kitchen might be to remind her that such or worse could always be her fate. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #27)
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14 27 And what View more quotes about slave">slave does not desire to be the single slave of a private master? Another reason, I suppose, for putting even a satisfactory girl in the kitchen might be to remind her that such or worse could always be her fate.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 24 In any event, as I may have suggested, a tavern's stock of paga slaves is seldom constant.
14 25 Paga girls can come and go.
14 26 And often do.
14 27 And what slave does not desire to be the single slave of a private master? Another reason, I suppose, for putting even a satisfactory girl in the kitchen might be to remind her that such or worse could always be her fate.
14 28 With this in mind, will she not strive to be even more pleasing on the floor? In this respect, however, I think some masters, at least, might be a bit naive; they might confuse what a girl does not want with what a girl does want.
14 29 It is not so much that she does not want the drudgery of the kitchen as that she does want the opportunity to obtain a master, her own master.
14 30 "Everyone needs friends," I said.
In any event, as I may have suggested, a tavern's stock of paga slaves is seldom constant. Paga girls can come and go. And often do. And what slave does not desire to be the single slave of a private master? Another reason, I suppose, for putting even a satisfactory girl in the kitchen might be to remind her that such or worse could always be her fate. With this in mind, will she not strive to be even more pleasing on the floor? In this respect, however, I think some masters, at least, might be a bit naive; they might confuse what a girl does not want with what a girl does want. It is not so much that she does not want the drudgery of the kitchen as that she does want the opportunity to obtain a master, her own master. "Everyone needs friends," I said. - (Quarry of Gor)