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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

And, of course, it is only the red-silk girl who has a clear conception of what that is, the ecstasies which he may, if he wishes. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #344)
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27 344 And, of View more quotes about course">course, it is only the red-silk girl who has a clear conception of what that is, the ecstasies which he may, if he wishes.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 341 Virginity is a very uncommon property among Gorean slave girls.
27 342 Sometimes a stranger can tell a red-silk girl by simply looking at her.
27 343 She is likely to look away from him in such a way, with a timidity and shyness, that informs him she is well aware of what he can do with her.
27 344 And, of course, it is only the red-silk girl who has a clear conception of what that is, the ecstasies which he may, if he wishes.
27 345 enforce upon her, the rapturous yieldings which he may derive, she willing or no, from her lengthily, vulnerably exploited flesh, and such.
27 346 Gorean slave girls, incidentally, it might be mentioned, though it is perhaps unnecessary to do so, while sexually needful, and often pathetically so, are not sexually aggressive; that would be absurd; they are too feminine, and too vulnerable; too, they do not wish to be beaten; they are the aggressed-upon.
27 347 They may, of course, plead, and lick and kiss, and beg for attention, and such.
Virginity is a very uncommon property among Gorean slave girls. Sometimes a stranger can tell a red-silk girl by simply looking at her. She is likely to look away from him in such a way, with a timidity and shyness, that informs him she is well aware of what he can do with her. And, of course, it is only the red-silk girl who has a clear conception of what that is, the ecstasies which he may, if he wishes. enforce upon her, the rapturous yieldings which he may derive, she willing or no, from her lengthily, vulnerably exploited flesh, and such. Gorean slave girls, incidentally, it might be mentioned, though it is perhaps unnecessary to do so, while sexually needful, and often pathetically so, are not sexually aggressive; that would be absurd; they are too feminine, and too vulnerable; too, they do not wish to be beaten; they are the aggressed-upon. They may, of course, plead, and lick and kiss, and beg for attention, and such. - (Slave Girl of Gor)