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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

In such a case it is natural for her to present herself as piteously and excitingly before him as possible, in order that his interest might be aroused. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #657)
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24 657 In such a View more quotes about case">case it is natural for her to present herself as piteously and excitingly before him as possible, in order that his interest might be aroused.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 654 "How brazen we Earth girls are," she laughed, "how shameless, that we would beg to be purchased! How you must despise us, such lowly, desperate slaves!" I then entered Miss Henderson and she gasped, clutching me.
24 655 I smiled.
24 656 It was not unusual for a slave girl, fervently, to desire to be purchased by a given man, one before whom she knows she could kneel as a superb slave.
24 657 In such a case it is natural for her to present herself as piteously and excitingly before him as possible, in order that his interest might be aroused.
24 658 She, obviously, has nothing to say about her purchase.
24 659 The choice is his, fully.
24 660 It is he who is the buyer.
"How brazen we Earth girls are," she laughed, "how shameless, that we would beg to be purchased! How you must despise us, such lowly, desperate slaves!" I then entered Miss Henderson and she gasped, clutching me. I smiled. It was not unusual for a slave girl, fervently, to desire to be purchased by a given man, one before whom she knows she could kneel as a superb slave. In such a case it is natural for her to present herself as piteously and excitingly before him as possible, in order that his interest might be aroused. She, obviously, has nothing to say about her purchase. The choice is his, fully. It is he who is the buyer. - (Rogue of Gor)