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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

To be sure the youth, had it not been, presumably, for his haste, or lack of experience, might have done far better for himself than he had. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #558)
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31 558 To be View more quotes about sure">sure the youth, had it not been, presumably, for his haste, or lack of experience, might have done far better for himself than he had.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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31 555 Entitled to expect little if they are captives, and nothing if they are slaves, let them rejoice if they receive anything.
31 556 Be pleased that you were not beaten".
31 557 "Yes, my captor," she said.
31 558 To be sure the youth, had it not been, presumably, for his haste, or lack of experience, might have done far better for himself than he had.
31 559 It is not that it is not fully appropriate for captives and slaves to be occasionally subjected to brief, casual and even frustrating usages, if only to remind them that they are captives or slaves, but that the youth, had he taken care to enforce lengthy and exquisite ecstasies on the captive would have discovered that his own pleasures would have been marvelously deepened, lengthened and multiplied.
31 560 One of the great pleasures in the mastery, increasing the sense of its joy and power, is forcing the female to experience, at your will, and convenience, incredible pleasures, carrying her up and down, and through, a series of slave orgasms, making her more and more helpless, until she is irremediably yours, lost in the throes of her submission ecstasies.
31 561 "We must leave soon," I said.
Entitled to expect little if they are captives, and nothing if they are slaves, let them rejoice if they receive anything. Be pleased that you were not beaten". "Yes, my captor," she said. To be sure the youth, had it not been, presumably, for his haste, or lack of experience, might have done far better for himself than he had. It is not that it is not fully appropriate for captives and slaves to be occasionally subjected to brief, casual and even frustrating usages, if only to remind them that they are captives or slaves, but that the youth, had he taken care to enforce lengthy and exquisite ecstasies on the captive would have discovered that his own pleasures would have been marvelously deepened, lengthened and multiplied. One of the great pleasures in the mastery, increasing the sense of its joy and power, is forcing the female to experience, at your will, and convenience, incredible pleasures, carrying her up and down, and through, a series of slave orgasms, making her more and more helpless, until she is irremediably yours, lost in the throes of her submission ecstasies. "We must leave soon," I said. - (Vagabonds of Gor)