Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 15 | 504 | The slavery in which a love slave is kept is an unusually deep slavery. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 15 | 501 | Then the only danger is that he will weaken. |
| 15 | 502 | One must be strong with a love slave. |
| 15 | 503 | If one truly loves her, he will be that strong. |
| 15 | 504 | The slavery in which a love slave is kept is an unusually deep slavery. |
| 15 | 505 | She must serve him with a perfection which would stun and startle other girls; if she should fail in any way, even in so small a way that the lapse might be overlooked in the case of another wench, or bring perhaps no more than a mild word of reprimand, she is likely to be tied at the slave ring and whipped; there is a good reason for this; she is, you see, a love slave; no woman can be more in a man's power; and with no woman must he be stronger. |
| 15 | 506 | Too, of course, if a relationship should weaken, or not prove enduringly satisfactory, the girl is simply put in cuffs and taken to a market. |
| 15 | 507 | The relationship which does not prove satisfactory is soon terminated. |
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Then the only danger is that he will weaken.
One must be strong with a love slave.
If one truly loves her, he will be that strong.
The slavery in which a love slave is kept is an unusually deep slavery.
She must serve him with a perfection which would stun and startle other girls; if she should fail in any way, even in so small a way that the lapse might be overlooked in the case of another wench, or bring perhaps no more than a mild word of reprimand, she is likely to be tied at the slave ring and whipped; there is a good reason for this; she is, you see, a love slave; no woman can be more in a man's power; and with no woman must he be stronger.
Too, of course, if a relationship should weaken, or not prove enduringly satisfactory, the girl is simply put in cuffs and taken to a market.
The relationship which does not prove satisfactory is soon terminated.
- (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 15)