Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 65 | This stripping of the View more quotes about free">free women, however it may be accomplished, helps them to better understand their imminent fate, that they will soon be marked and collared. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 62 | Due to the danger of inadvertently encountering concealed poisoned pins or knives, they are usually stripped by the sword or knife, or ordered to tear away their own clothing and place themselves naked in a posture of submission before their captor. |
| 45 | 63 | Commonly this act is performed in something of a frenzy for the unfortunate captive is given very little time in which to accomplish this act, the time being determined by a tiny sand glass or the captor's measured counting. |
| 45 | 64 | This helps her to understand that a command is to be obeyed immediately and unquestioningly. |
| 45 | 65 | This stripping of the free women, however it may be accomplished, helps them to better understand their imminent fate, that they will soon be marked and collared. |
| 45 | 66 | As a slave, I had very little sympathy for free women. |
| 45 | 67 | I was pleased to think of them, once so haughty, so lofty and arrogant, now on their knees, stripped and collared, subject to the switch or whip. |
| 45 | 68 | How their life is changed! Will they be given permission to speak? Will they be given a rag to wear? Will they be fed? When they were free, did they ever anticipate that they would one day crawl to a master, a switch in their teeth? They soon learn, as we all do, to throw their legs apart at a snapping of fingers. |
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Due to the danger of inadvertently encountering concealed poisoned pins or knives, they are usually stripped by the sword or knife, or ordered to tear away their own clothing and place themselves naked in a posture of submission before their captor.
Commonly this act is performed in something of a frenzy for the unfortunate captive is given very little time in which to accomplish this act, the time being determined by a tiny sand glass or the captor's measured counting.
This helps her to understand that a command is to be obeyed immediately and unquestioningly.
This stripping of the free women, however it may be accomplished, helps them to better understand their imminent fate, that they will soon be marked and collared.
As a slave, I had very little sympathy for free women.
I was pleased to think of them, once so haughty, so lofty and arrogant, now on their knees, stripped and collared, subject to the switch or whip.
How their life is changed! Will they be given permission to speak? Will they be given a rag to wear? Will they be fed? When they were free, did they ever anticipate that they would one day crawl to a master, a switch in their teeth? They soon learn, as we all do, to throw their legs apart at a snapping of fingers.
- (Quarry of Gor)