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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I will try to serve you well, Master," she whispers. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #542)
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1 542 "I will try to serve you well, View more quotes about master">Master," she whispers.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 539 When she is sold, then only, if the master wishes, he may say to her, "You may look into the eyes of your master".
1 540 When she, frightened, tenderly, timidly, lifts her eyes to him, if he should deign to smile upon her, she then, in gratitude and joy, at last permitted to relate to another human being, often falls to her knees before him, an adoring slave.
1 541 When next she looks up, his eyes will be stern, and she will look down, quickly, frightened.
1 542 "I will try to serve you well, Master," she whispers.
1 543 The accouterments of the stimulation-cell are also calculated with respect to their effect on the slave.
1 544 There are brushes, perfumes, cosmetics, slave jewelries, heavy necklaces, armlets, bracelets and bangles; there is no clothing; there are also cushions, bowls of copper and lamps of brass.
1 545 Importantly, there are also surfaces of various textures, a deep-piled rug, satins, silks, coarsely woven kaiila-hair cloths, brocades, rep-cloth, a tiled corner, a sleen pelt, cloths woven of strung beads, cloaks of leather, mats of reeds, etc.
When she is sold, then only, if the master wishes, he may say to her, "You may look into the eyes of your master". When she, frightened, tenderly, timidly, lifts her eyes to him, if he should deign to smile upon her, she then, in gratitude and joy, at last permitted to relate to another human being, often falls to her knees before him, an adoring slave. When next she looks up, his eyes will be stern, and she will look down, quickly, frightened. "I will try to serve you well, Master," she whispers. The accouterments of the stimulation-cell are also calculated with respect to their effect on the slave. There are brushes, perfumes, cosmetics, slave jewelries, heavy necklaces, armlets, bracelets and bangles; there is no clothing; there are also cushions, bowls of copper and lamps of brass. Importantly, there are also surfaces of various textures, a deep-piled rug, satins, silks, coarsely woven kaiila-hair cloths, brocades, rep-cloth, a tiled corner, a sleen pelt, cloths woven of strung beads, cloaks of leather, mats of reeds, etc. - (Tribesmen of Gor)