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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

And, of course, certain movements, postures, and such, sometimes subtle, are commonly enough to bring the master to her, rope in hand. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #460)
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1 460 And, of View more quotes about course">course, certain movements, postures, and such, sometimes subtle, are commonly enough to bring the master to her, rope in hand.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 457 The bondage knot, for example, might be looped loosely in her hair.
1 458 Too, it is a simple matter for the girl to kneel, or belly, and lick and kiss the master's feet, daring to look up now and again in mute petition.
1 459 Verbally, of course, the master's attention might be variously solicited, from tiny need noises to explicit phrases, such as "I would be reminded of my collar," "I would kiss the whip of my master," "Chain me," "Am I not to be bound tonight, Master," "A slave begs to be caressed," and such.
1 460 And, of course, certain movements, postures, and such, sometimes subtle, are commonly enough to bring the master to her, rope in hand.
1 461 I recalled that the taverner had said that fires had begun to burn in her belly.
1 462 Those, of course, would be slave fires.
1 463 Perhaps it seems cruel to light such fires in a woman's belly, which will eventually make her their helpless prisoner, but it is not.
The bondage knot, for example, might be looped loosely in her hair. Too, it is a simple matter for the girl to kneel, or belly, and lick and kiss the master's feet, daring to look up now and again in mute petition. Verbally, of course, the master's attention might be variously solicited, from tiny need noises to explicit phrases, such as "I would be reminded of my collar," "I would kiss the whip of my master," "Chain me," "Am I not to be bound tonight, Master," "A slave begs to be caressed," and such. And, of course, certain movements, postures, and such, sometimes subtle, are commonly enough to bring the master to her, rope in hand. I recalled that the taverner had said that fires had begun to burn in her belly. Those, of course, would be slave fires. Perhaps it seems cruel to light such fires in a woman's belly, which will eventually make her their helpless prisoner, but it is not. - (Mariners of Gor)