Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 15 | 497 | It may even View more quotes about cause">cause her pain. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 15 | 494 | "To be sure," he said. |
| 15 | 495 | "It does seem a bit silly. |
| 15 | 496 | Why should some men want to be the first to open a slave? What difference does it make? The slave will probably have very little feeling the first time. |
| 15 | 497 | It may even cause her pain. |
| 15 | 498 | Later she may jump and juice, and scratch, and beg for the least caress. |
| 15 | 499 | Why should one not pay more for that, since it is the enjoyment of a much more delicious, more helpless, more eager pudding, and yet when one locks one's chains on such a one and thrusts her back to the furs, one simply takes her responses for granted, giving it not another thought. |
| 15 | 500 | It is all very strange". |
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"To be sure," he said.
"It does seem a bit silly.
Why should some men want to be the first to open a slave? What difference does it make? The slave will probably have very little feeling the first time.
It may even cause her pain.
Later she may jump and juice, and scratch, and beg for the least caress.
Why should one not pay more for that, since it is the enjoyment of a much more delicious, more helpless, more eager pudding, and yet when one locks one's chains on such a one and thrusts her back to the furs, one simply takes her responses for granted, giving it not another thought.
It is all very strange".
- (Prize of Gor)