Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 537 | If such was its intent, to View more quotes about teach">teach this lesson, what she was and what could be done to her, it had certainly succeeded. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 534 | She knew she would obey on the block with abject alacrity, fearing only that she might be found displeasing in any respect. |
| 25 | 535 | The blows and jabbings had perhaps not been necessary, but they had reminded her of what she was, and what could be done to her. |
| 25 | 536 | That was doubtless a more than adequate justification, if one were required, for the fierce, rushed herding. |
| 25 | 537 | If such was its intent, to teach this lesson, what she was and what could be done to her, it had certainly succeeded. |
| 25 | 538 | She was a chained, terrified slave. |
| 25 | 539 | And in this she was no different from the others. |
| 25 | 540 | Masters would see women on the block who well knew they were slaves. |
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She knew she would obey on the block with abject alacrity, fearing only that she might be found displeasing in any respect.
The blows and jabbings had perhaps not been necessary, but they had reminded her of what she was, and what could be done to her.
That was doubtless a more than adequate justification, if one were required, for the fierce, rushed herding.
If such was its intent, to teach this lesson, what she was and what could be done to her, it had certainly succeeded.
She was a chained, terrified slave.
And in this she was no different from the others.
Masters would see women on the block who well knew they were slaves.
- (Prize of Gor)