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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"She could be," said Peisistratus. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #33)
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10 33 "She could be," said Peisistratus.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 30 "She is clumsy," said Peisistratus.
10 31 "Clumsiness is not View more quotes about permitted">permitted in Kur pets".
10 32 "Surely she would not be killed for crying out, for spilling water," said Cabot.
10 33 "She could be," said Peisistratus.
10 34 "Surely not," said Cabot.
10 35 "Would not a mere switching, or lashing, or even a scolding word, backed by the whip, be sufficient to encourage her to be less awkward, less careless? Do not females understand such things?" The deportment of slaves is to be seemly, of course, for they are in collars.
10 36 It is expected that the slave will be inconspicuous, that she will serve humbly and unobtrusively, that she will be demure, refined, reticent, attentive, deferent, and graceful.
"She is clumsy," said Peisistratus. "Clumsiness is not permitted in Kur pets". "Surely she would not be killed for crying out, for spilling water," said Cabot. "She could be," said Peisistratus. "Surely not," said Cabot. "Would not a mere switching, or lashing, or even a scolding word, backed by the whip, be sufficient to encourage her to be less awkward, less careless? Do not females understand such things?" The deportment of slaves is to be seemly, of course, for they are in collars. It is expected that the slave will be inconspicuous, that she will serve humbly and unobtrusively, that she will be demure, refined, reticent, attentive, deferent, and graceful. - (Kur of Gor)