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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, there are simple tests known to Gorean males past puberty for ascertaining the genuineness of a slave's responses. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #245)
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24 245 Too, there are View more quotes about simple">simple tests known to Gorean males past puberty for ascertaining the genuineness of a slave's responses.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 242 Frigidity is an option for the free woman; it is not for the slave girl.
24 243 Frigidity cannot long survive the collar, the chain and lash.
24 244 It is simply not permitted.
24 245 Too, there are simple tests known to Gorean males past puberty for ascertaining the genuineness of a slave's responses.
24 246 Sometimes the simple comprehension that a woman understands that such things can not be convincingly shammed and that serious consequences, the whip or such, will follow upon the detection of their fraudulence brings her around almost instantly.
24 247 Too, of course, the collar, and the entire milieu of bondage, transforms and heats a woman, as nothing else.
24 248 Slave fires, once kindled in her belly, cannot be extinguished; if not raging, they smolder; or lie dormant, ready to be conveniently and quickly reawakened into flame.
Frigidity is an option for the free woman; it is not for the slave girl. Frigidity cannot long survive the collar, the chain and lash. It is simply not permitted. Too, there are simple tests known to Gorean males past puberty for ascertaining the genuineness of a slave's responses. Sometimes the simple comprehension that a woman understands that such things can not be convincingly shammed and that serious consequences, the whip or such, will follow upon the detection of their fraudulence brings her around almost instantly. Too, of course, the collar, and the entire milieu of bondage, transforms and heats a woman, as nothing else. Slave fires, once kindled in her belly, cannot be extinguished; if not raging, they smolder; or lie dormant, ready to be conveniently and quickly reawakened into flame. - (Kajira of Gor)