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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, she regards all the men of the society with mixed feelings of sensual uneasiness, for she does not know which one among them it was who made her yield most ecstatically, most abjectly, as a slave. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #113)
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12 113 Too, she regards all the men of the View more quotes about society">society with mixed feelings of sensual uneasiness, for she does not know which one among them it was who made her yield most ecstatically, most abjectly, as a slave.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 110 Too, they may be used in concert with other devices.
12 111 In the lodges of Warrior Societies, for example, as a portion of the amusements accompanying a feast, a girl may be richly used in one, her hands tied behind the back of her neck, in the draw cords, looped once or twice about her neck, of the sack drawn over her head.
12 112 In this way she fears all the men of the society for she does not know who it was who was the most cruel to her.
12 113 Too, she regards all the men of the society with mixed feelings of sensual uneasiness, for she does not know which one among them it was who made her yield most ecstatically, most abjectly, as a slave.
12 114 This is thought good by the men for the camaraderie of the society.
12 115 To be sure, eventually she is usually awarded to one or another of the society members.
12 116 This will usually be either to he who was most cruel to her or to he who made her yield most abjectly, most rapturously.
Too, they may be used in concert with other devices. In the lodges of Warrior Societies, for example, as a portion of the amusements accompanying a feast, a girl may be richly used in one, her hands tied behind the back of her neck, in the draw cords, looped once or twice about her neck, of the sack drawn over her head. In this way she fears all the men of the society for she does not know who it was who was the most cruel to her. Too, she regards all the men of the society with mixed feelings of sensual uneasiness, for she does not know which one among them it was who made her yield most ecstatically, most abjectly, as a slave. This is thought good by the men for the camaraderie of the society. To be sure, eventually she is usually awarded to one or another of the society members. This will usually be either to he who was most cruel to her or to he who made her yield most abjectly, most rapturously. - (Savages of Gor)