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

She may be handled rather as the buyer pleases, must open her mouth upon request, that her teeth may be examined, and so on. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #47)
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9 47 She may be View more quotes about handled">handled rather as the buyer pleases, must open her mouth upon request, that her teeth may be examined, and so on.

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

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9 44 They shall not interfere, nor will there be an impediment to the buyer's vision as the slave is considered.
9 45 This position also lifts the slave's breasts nicely.
9 46 Too, the girl is expected to stand erect, her shoulders back, which also accentuates the breasts, and her belly is to be sucked in, this calling attention to the width of her love cradle, the narrowness of a pleasant, trim waist, and the lovely flare of her body, as it rises to the beauty of her bosom.
9 47 She may be handled rather as the buyer pleases, must open her mouth upon request, that her teeth may be examined, and so on.
9 48 Sometimes the slave cries out startled, or in misery, for she may be tested for sturdiness of body, for firmness, for responsiveness, and such.
9 49 "No," said the woman.
9 50 "Shall I have her on her back or belly, and have her squirm for you?" asked the man.
They shall not interfere, nor will there be an impediment to the buyer's vision as the slave is considered. This position also lifts the slave's breasts nicely. Too, the girl is expected to stand erect, her shoulders back, which also accentuates the breasts, and her belly is to be sucked in, this calling attention to the width of her love cradle, the narrowness of a pleasant, trim waist, and the lovely flare of her body, as it rises to the beauty of her bosom. She may be handled rather as the buyer pleases, must open her mouth upon request, that her teeth may be examined, and so on. Sometimes the slave cries out startled, or in misery, for she may be tested for sturdiness of body, for firmness, for responsiveness, and such. "No," said the woman. "Shall I have her on her back or belly, and have her squirm for you?" asked the man. - (Conspirators of Gor)