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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had actually received some weeks of slave training in the pens of Ar, a tutelage to which Clitus Vitellius in disgust at her ineptness had remanded her; she had attended diligently to her lessons; when she returned to his quarters it had been clear by morning that it would not be necessary to sell her off. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #648)
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7 648 She had View more quotes about actually">actually received some weeks of slave training in the pens of Ar, a tutelage to which Clitus Vitellius in disgust at her ineptness had remanded her; she had attended diligently to her lessons; when she returned to his quarters it had been clear by morning that it would not be necessary to sell her off.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 645 It is she, then, who must labor in her bondage to be pleasing.
7 646 As soon as I had understood that the quality of my life on Gor, given my brand, would depend on my ability to please men I had begged Eta to give me instruction.
7 647 She had been extremely helpful, teaching me many things I might never have discovered myself.
7 648 She had actually received some weeks of slave training in the pens of Ar, a tutelage to which Clitus Vitellius in disgust at her ineptness had remanded her; she had attended diligently to her lessons; when she returned to his quarters it had been clear by morning that it would not be necessary to sell her off.
7 649 She had made an acceptable beginning in learning the arts of the slave girl.
7 650 These arts, it might be mentioned, are intricate and diverse, and are complex and rich in many modes and dimensions.
7 651 Most obviously they are domestic, sexual and psychological.
It is she, then, who must labor in her bondage to be pleasing. As soon as I had understood that the quality of my life on Gor, given my brand, would depend on my ability to please men I had begged Eta to give me instruction. She had been extremely helpful, teaching me many things I might never have discovered myself. She had actually received some weeks of slave training in the pens of Ar, a tutelage to which Clitus Vitellius in disgust at her ineptness had remanded her; she had attended diligently to her lessons; when she returned to his quarters it had been clear by morning that it would not be necessary to sell her off. She had made an acceptable beginning in learning the arts of the slave girl. These arts, it might be mentioned, are intricate and diverse, and are complex and rich in many modes and dimensions. Most obviously they are domestic, sexual and psychological. - (Slave Girl of Gor)