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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had now learned, despite her background on Earth, her studies, her publications, her career, and such, that here, on this world, in her youth and beauty, she was susceptible to the whip; that she was simply and categorically subject to it, that it could be used upon her. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #969)
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16 969 She had now View more quotes about learned">learned, despite her background on Earth, her studies, her publications, her career, and such, that here, on this world, in her youth and beauty, she was susceptible to the whip; that she was simply and categorically subject to it, that it could be used upon her.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 966 And doubtless it is more than ready and eager to use its five tongues to lick the same, or another, pretty back.
16 967 Ellen shrank back in terror.
16 968 She remembered the whip, in every tissue and fiber of her body.
16 969 She had now learned, despite her background on Earth, her studies, her publications, her career, and such, that here, on this world, in her youth and beauty, she was susceptible to the whip; that she was simply and categorically subject to it, that it could be used upon her.
16 970 She was slave.
16 971 She was now ready to do anything to be pleasing.
16 972 She was now desperately concerned to be pleasing.
And doubtless it is more than ready and eager to use its five tongues to lick the same, or another, pretty back. Ellen shrank back in terror. She remembered the whip, in every tissue and fiber of her body. She had now learned, despite her background on Earth, her studies, her publications, her career, and such, that here, on this world, in her youth and beauty, she was susceptible to the whip; that she was simply and categorically subject to it, that it could be used upon her. She was slave. She was now ready to do anything to be pleasing. She was now desperately concerned to be pleasing. - (Prize of Gor)