Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | 759 | He could View more quotes about always">always train her to his particular pleasures. |
| 25 | 760 | That was always pleasant for a master. |
| 25 | 761 | She would desperately strive, as any slave girl, to learn how to please him, to prepare his meals, to arrange his furs, to lie provocatively at his slave ring, to use her hands and hair, her lips and tongue as he might wish, and so on. |
| 25 | 762 | "Walk about, pose," she was told. |
| 25 | 763 | She did so. |
| 25 | 764 | "Barbarian," she heard. |
| 25 | 765 | "They do not have to beat me, to have me show myself to the crowd," she thought. |
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He could always train her to his particular pleasures.
That was always pleasant for a master.
She would desperately strive, as any slave girl, to learn how to please him, to prepare his meals, to arrange his furs, to lie provocatively at his slave ring, to use her hands and hair, her lips and tongue as he might wish, and so on.
"Walk about, pose," she was told.
She did so.
"Barbarian," she heard.
"They do not have to beat me, to have me show myself to the crowd," she thought.
- (Prize of Gor)