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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

For example, they may be lovingly handled, and kissed and caressed by the master however and as long as he pleases. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #371)
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26 371 For View more quotes about example">example, they may be lovingly handled, and kissed and caressed by the master however and as long as he pleases.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 368 They are as open and available to the master as any other part of her.
26 369 After all, he owns the whole slave.
26 370 Accordingly she knows that they, so sweet and soft, so delicious and marvelous, so wonderful and exciting, will, like the rest of her, without a second thought, be submitted to attentions appropriate to her status.
26 371 For example, they may be lovingly handled, and kissed and caressed by the master however and as long as he pleases.
26 372 Too, they might be emphasized and accentuated by various forms of garments and bindings.
26 373 The tying of slave girdles, for example, and the arrangement of binding fiber, often has this subtle, delicious feature in mind.
26 374 Too, of course, they may be confined, if one wishes, in open brassieres of cord, or netting.
They are as open and available to the master as any other part of her. After all, he owns the whole slave. Accordingly she knows that they, so sweet and soft, so delicious and marvelous, so wonderful and exciting, will, like the rest of her, without a second thought, be submitted to attentions appropriate to her status. For example, they may be lovingly handled, and kissed and caressed by the master however and as long as he pleases. Too, they might be emphasized and accentuated by various forms of garments and bindings. The tying of slave girdles, for example, and the arrangement of binding fiber, often has this subtle, delicious feature in mind. Too, of course, they may be confined, if one wishes, in open brassieres of cord, or netting. - (Mercenaries of Gor)