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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What of the next day, and the next?" asked a man. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #418)
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 415 "And then instruct them to return to their masters and give them such a night of slave pleasure as they would not have conceived possible.
14 416 Then be certain to follow up the matter the next day, to make certain they have complied fully".
14 417 "We shall," said a fellow.
14 418 "What of the next day, and the next?" asked a man.
14 419 "I would expect," I said, "that the masters, seeing what their slaves are truly capable of, and what may be obtained of them, will not be shortchanged in the future.
14 420 On the other hand, if they are not strong enough to obtain the best and finest from their properties I am sure the girls themselves, they then needing true masters, will in one way or another soon obtain a new disposition.
14 421 Perhaps the weak masters, unable to satisfy them, will weary of seeing the bondage knot in their hair, will weary of their importunities, their moans and whinings in the night, their beggings for use, and either give them, or sell them, to another.
"And then instruct them to return to their masters and give them such a night of slave pleasure as they would not have conceived possible. Then be certain to follow up the matter the next day, to make certain they have complied fully". "We shall," said a fellow. "What of the next day, and the next?" asked a man. "I would expect," I said, "that the masters, seeing what their slaves are truly capable of, and what may be obtained of them, will not be shortchanged in the future. On the other hand, if they are not strong enough to obtain the best and finest from their properties I am sure the girls themselves, they then needing true masters, will in one way or another soon obtain a new disposition. Perhaps the weak masters, unable to satisfy them, will weary of seeing the bondage knot in their hair, will weary of their importunities, their moans and whinings in the night, their beggings for use, and either give them, or sell them, to another. - (Magicians of Gor)