Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 752 | Now she View more quotes about herself">herself understands what it is to be in the throes of being mastered. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 749 | Some masters try to shame their slaves for what they cannot help, indeed for responses for which the master himself may have been significantly responsible, particularly if they have known them as lofty, frigid free women, now, by their will, reduced to begging animals. |
| 3 | 750 | That, however, seems to me cruel. |
| 3 | 751 | It does help the slave, of course, to see herself as a slave, in misery and shame, as she recalls her former contempt for such things in slaves. |
| 3 | 752 | Now she herself understands what it is to be in the throes of being mastered. |
| 3 | 753 | And at a given point she throws her head back and says, "Yes, yes!" to the collar, and is whole. |
| 3 | 754 | Cecily, in her yieldings, was muchly pleasured, and her master, too, if it must be known, was well pleased with his slave. |
| 3 | 755 | Constantina had risen to her knees and was looking, hollow-eyed, dry-eyed, across the hut at us. |
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Some masters try to shame their slaves for what they cannot help, indeed for responses for which the master himself may have been significantly responsible, particularly if they have known them as lofty, frigid free women, now, by their will, reduced to begging animals.
That, however, seems to me cruel.
It does help the slave, of course, to see herself as a slave, in misery and shame, as she recalls her former contempt for such things in slaves.
Now she herself understands what it is to be in the throes of being mastered.
And at a given point she throws her head back and says, "Yes, yes!" to the collar, and is whole.
Cecily, in her yieldings, was muchly pleasured, and her master, too, if it must be known, was well pleased with his slave.
Constantina had risen to her knees and was looking, hollow-eyed, dry-eyed, across the hut at us.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)