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

She may then without fear or hesitation open herself completely to the joy of her subjugation, to the rapture of her conquest, to the bliss of her surrender. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #494)
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22 494 She may then without View more quotes about fear">fear or hesitation open herself completely to the joy of her subjugation, to the rapture of her conquest, to the bliss of her surrender.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 491 Needless to say whatever amusement, pleasure or convenience this may afford a master it can be exquisitely frustrating to a slave to strive desperately and in terror to maintain this position while, say, being subjected to various attentions typical of the mastery.
22 492 Most masters, in such a situation, would simply bind the girl, tying or braceleting her hands behind her back.
22 493 In this fashion she knows her struggles will be unavailing, that she is helpless and cannot escape.
22 494 She may then without fear or hesitation open herself completely to the joy of her subjugation, to the rapture of her conquest, to the bliss of her surrender.
22 495 When the party of three, the handsome fellow, and his two companions, were within a few yards of her, she rose lightly, gracefully, to her feet.
22 496 They noted this movement, of course, and doubtless had observed her earlier.
22 497 Certainly it is difficult for a kneeling slave, and one of such beauty, as they could now detect, even given the mixtures of light and shadow beneath the trellises, to be ignored.
Needless to say whatever amusement, pleasure or convenience this may afford a master it can be exquisitely frustrating to a slave to strive desperately and in terror to maintain this position while, say, being subjected to various attentions typical of the mastery. Most masters, in such a situation, would simply bind the girl, tying or braceleting her hands behind her back. In this fashion she knows her struggles will be unavailing, that she is helpless and cannot escape. She may then without fear or hesitation open herself completely to the joy of her subjugation, to the rapture of her conquest, to the bliss of her surrender. When the party of three, the handsome fellow, and his two companions, were within a few yards of her, she rose lightly, gracefully, to her feet. They noted this movement, of course, and doubtless had observed her earlier. Certainly it is difficult for a kneeling slave, and one of such beauty, as they could now detect, even given the mixtures of light and shadow beneath the trellises, to be ignored. - (Magicians of Gor)