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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

This is appropriate. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #166)
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19 166 This is View more quotes about appropriate">appropriate.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 163 Every sweet line of her, and curve, and latitude, is exposed to the appraising scrutiny of the master.
19 164 She kneels, she reposes, she curls, she looks up, she keeps her head down, she assumes instantly whatever attitude or position is imposed upon her.
19 165 The steel-collared, stripped she of her is now a feast for the senses, all of them, those of sight and touch, of audition, of scent, even of taste; all of her is exposed to the master, for his patient attentions and delectation, all of the owned she of her.
19 166 This is appropriate.
19 167 She is now a slave.
19 168 No longer then is she allowed to temper or qualify a man's pleasure in any way, not by darkness, not by shielding gowns, nor robes, nor coverlets.
19 169 Such pretensions and subterfuges are no longer hers to employ.
Every sweet line of her, and curve, and latitude, is exposed to the appraising scrutiny of the master. She kneels, she reposes, she curls, she looks up, she keeps her head down, she assumes instantly whatever attitude or position is imposed upon her. The steel-collared, stripped she of her is now a feast for the senses, all of them, those of sight and touch, of audition, of scent, even of taste; all of her is exposed to the master, for his patient attentions and delectation, all of the owned she of her. This is appropriate. She is now a slave. No longer then is she allowed to temper or qualify a man's pleasure in any way, not by darkness, not by shielding gowns, nor robes, nor coverlets. Such pretensions and subterfuges are no longer hers to employ. - (Guardsman of Gor)