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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

She may be used abruptly, and cast aside, and rejoices to have been granted even so much. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #373)
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8 373 She may be View more quotes about used">used abruptly, and cast aside, and rejoices to have been granted even so much.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 370 "Yes, Master!" Well now was I aware of how I might have responded had they been concerned less to routinely open a young slave and had they been more patient, slower, less merciful.
8 371 What if they had been tortuously slow, reading my body, playing upon it, as on a czehar or kalika, bringing forth what music they wished? Could I help what I was, female, and slave? A thousand modalities attend the mastership, and the slave learns a thousand yieldings, and submissions.
8 372 She may be seized, and put to use in any place, at any time, in any way.
8 373 She may be used abruptly, and cast aside, and rejoices to have been granted even so much.
8 374 Does this not inform her, to her delight, that she is a slave? This thrills her that she is such, only slave, that she may be so used.
8 375 And she may be utilized at length, should he wish, for Ahn at a time.
8 376 The master may put aside days for slave sport, mastering her in a hundred ways at his leisure.
"Yes, Master!" Well now was I aware of how I might have responded had they been concerned less to routinely open a young slave and had they been more patient, slower, less merciful. What if they had been tortuously slow, reading my body, playing upon it, as on a czehar or kalika, bringing forth what music they wished? Could I help what I was, female, and slave? A thousand modalities attend the mastership, and the slave learns a thousand yieldings, and submissions. She may be seized, and put to use in any place, at any time, in any way. She may be used abruptly, and cast aside, and rejoices to have been granted even so much. Does this not inform her, to her delight, that she is a slave? This thrills her that she is such, only slave, that she may be so used. And she may be utilized at length, should he wish, for Ahn at a time. The master may put aside days for slave sport, mastering her in a hundred ways at his leisure. - (Conspirators of Gor)