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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw little evidence of actual training going on in the camp, that is, of typical "benign" or "improvement" training, so to speak, such as training in walking, standing, kneeling, posture, gracefulness, attitude, and such. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #55)
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34 55 I saw View more quotes about little">little evidence of actual training going on in the camp, that is, of typical "benign" or "improvement" training, so to speak, such as training in walking, standing, kneeling, posture, gracefulness, attitude, and such.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 52 Women make perfect slaves.
34 53 But that is not to be wondered at, for it is for that that nature has designed them.
34 54 The girl was already being tied at the post.
34 55 I saw little evidence of actual training going on in the camp, that is, of typical "benign" or "improvement" training, so to speak, such as training in walking, standing, kneeling, posture, gracefulness, attitude, and such.
34 56 But such was not to be expected in a temporary field camp.
34 57 It is better conducted in slavers' houses, on colorful, smooth-tiled floors, in spacious rooms, often encircled with mirrors, so that the girls may gather some sense of how lovely they are, and how beautiful and desirable they are becoming, in their training, and, indeed, must become.
34 58 I did, however, see, through the flaps of a tent, a girl on her back on the ornate rug being taught to move.
Women make perfect slaves. But that is not to be wondered at, for it is for that that nature has designed them. The girl was already being tied at the post. I saw little evidence of actual training going on in the camp, that is, of typical "benign" or "improvement" training, so to speak, such as training in walking, standing, kneeling, posture, gracefulness, attitude, and such. But such was not to be expected in a temporary field camp. It is better conducted in slavers' houses, on colorful, smooth-tiled floors, in spacious rooms, often encircled with mirrors, so that the girls may gather some sense of how lovely they are, and how beautiful and desirable they are becoming, in their training, and, indeed, must become. I did, however, see, through the flaps of a tent, a girl on her back on the ornate rug being taught to move. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)