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

And what if masters chose not to accept them? Here she was not as she had been on Earth. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #78)
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22 78 And what if View more quotes about masters">masters chose not to accept them? Here she was not as she had been on Earth.

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

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22 75 Even in her virginal state, her belly was muchly stirred.
22 76 Effusions of desire, of readiness, of desires to please, in this so unnatural, and yet so natural, a place, had begun to afflict her with intimations of submission and ecstasy.
22 77 Here, in this place, her feigning, her pretenses of bravado, her postures of indifference, and such, suddenly seemed pointless and absurd, even to her.
22 78 And what if masters chose not to accept them? Here she was not as she had been on Earth.
22 79 These men would not be likely to be patient with her.
22 80 Here she found herself a woman, and a slave, amongst true men.
22 81 And she knew such men would expect much of a slave.
Even in her virginal state, her belly was muchly stirred. Effusions of desire, of readiness, of desires to please, in this so unnatural, and yet so natural, a place, had begun to afflict her with intimations of submission and ecstasy. Here, in this place, her feigning, her pretenses of bravado, her postures of indifference, and such, suddenly seemed pointless and absurd, even to her. And what if masters chose not to accept them? Here she was not as she had been on Earth. These men would not be likely to be patient with her. Here she found herself a woman, and a slave, amongst true men. And she knew such men would expect much of a slave. - (Kur of Gor)