Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 252 | View more quotes about slaves">Slaves can be beaten for boldly daring to beg for use in such a way, exposing the delicacy of their palms to the master. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 249 | "Note the small, soft palms of her hands," said the officer to his subordinate, regarding them as they were held. |
| 37 | 250 | "Such palms look well in nadu," said the subordinate, "when a naked slave dares to put the back of her hands on her widened thighs, mutely begging a master to be put to his use pleasure". |
| 37 | 251 | In the usual position of nadu the palms of the slave's hands are placed down on the thighs. |
| 37 | 252 | Slaves can be beaten for boldly daring to beg for use in such a way, exposing the delicacy of their palms to the master. |
| 37 | 253 | Similarly tying the loose bondage knot in her hair may bring discipline. |
| 37 | 254 | Many masters do not care for such blatant, piteous behaviors, such insolent boldness, resenting the slave's attempt to appeal to them, to plead for the satisfaction of her needs. |
| 37 | 255 | Who cares for the needs of a slave? Do the brutes, the monsters, I wonder, not know what they have done to us? It is they who, perhaps to their amusement, saw to the kindling of our slave fires, they who have made us the helpless prisoners of our needs. |
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"Note the small, soft palms of her hands," said the officer to his subordinate, regarding them as they were held.
"Such palms look well in nadu," said the subordinate, "when a naked slave dares to put the back of her hands on her widened thighs, mutely begging a master to be put to his use pleasure".
In the usual position of nadu the palms of the slave's hands are placed down on the thighs.
Slaves can be beaten for boldly daring to beg for use in such a way, exposing the delicacy of their palms to the master.
Similarly tying the loose bondage knot in her hair may bring discipline.
Many masters do not care for such blatant, piteous behaviors, such insolent boldness, resenting the slave's attempt to appeal to them, to plead for the satisfaction of her needs.
Who cares for the needs of a slave? Do the brutes, the monsters, I wonder, not know what they have done to us? It is they who, perhaps to their amusement, saw to the kindling of our slave fires, they who have made us the helpless prisoners of our needs.
- (Quarry of Gor)