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

He well knows, I thought, how to teach a woman that she is a slave. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #322)
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16 322 He well View more quotes about knows">knows, I thought, how to teach a woman that she is a slave.

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

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16 319 "If I am satisfied," he said, "I will let you feed".
16 320 "A slave is grateful," I said.
16 321 "Would you prefer," he said, "to have the food cast to the ground, or to take it, kneeling, or on all fours, from my hand?" "From Master's hand," I said.
16 322 He well knows, I thought, how to teach a woman that she is a slave.
16 323 I recalled a lesson in such things from the house of Tenalion, in which I fed, kneeling, leaning forward, from the hand of a guard, my right hand clasping my left wrist behind my back.
16 324 Such things can enflame the belly of a woman.
16 325 "Master?" I said.
"If I am satisfied," he said, "I will let you feed". "A slave is grateful," I said. "Would you prefer," he said, "to have the food cast to the ground, or to take it, kneeling, or on all fours, from my hand?" "From Master's hand," I said. He well knows, I thought, how to teach a woman that she is a slave. I recalled a lesson in such things from the house of Tenalion, in which I fed, kneeling, leaning forward, from the hand of a guard, my right hand clasping my left wrist behind my back. Such things can enflame the belly of a woman. "Master?" I said. - (Conspirators of Gor)