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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Perhaps, incredibly enough, they had even had some reservations, free women, to being handled and treated as slaves, being stripped, and chained behind a wagon, for example, or to having to obey promptly and perfectly the orders of a slave, Liadne, who had been put over them, as first girl, kneeling before her, addressing her as "Mistress," and such. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #173)
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9 173 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps, incredibly enough, they had even had some reservations, free women, to being handled and treated as slaves, being stripped, and chained behind a wagon, for example, or to having to obey promptly and perfectly the orders of a slave, Liadne, who had been put over them, as first girl, kneeling before her, addressing her as "Mistress," and such.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 170 I watched Phoebe pour some meal into the boiling, salted water.
9 171 Temione and Klio had had marks on their bodies.
9 172 Perhaps they had dared to be initially recalcitrant, at least to some small degree.
9 173 Perhaps, incredibly enough, they had even had some reservations, free women, to being handled and treated as slaves, being stripped, and chained behind a wagon, for example, or to having to obey promptly and perfectly the orders of a slave, Liadne, who had been put over them, as first girl, kneeling before her, addressing her as "Mistress," and such.
9 174 Perhaps, free women, they had dared, at least initially, to think that they might be above such things.
9 175 They had learned differently.
9 176 It is not difficult to correct such misapprehensions in a woman.
I watched Phoebe pour some meal into the boiling, salted water. Temione and Klio had had marks on their bodies. Perhaps they had dared to be initially recalcitrant, at least to some small degree. Perhaps, incredibly enough, they had even had some reservations, free women, to being handled and treated as slaves, being stripped, and chained behind a wagon, for example, or to having to obey promptly and perfectly the orders of a slave, Liadne, who had been put over them, as first girl, kneeling before her, addressing her as "Mistress," and such. Perhaps, free women, they had dared, at least initially, to think that they might be above such things. They had learned differently. It is not difficult to correct such misapprehensions in a woman. - (Renegades of Gor)