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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

The repetition of a direction or command is normally taken as a cause for discipline, but, as she was new to Gor, and frightened, and clearly eager to obey, and please, I decided not to beat her. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #858)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 858 The repetition of a direction or command is normally taken as a cause for discipline, but, as she was new to Gor, and frightened, and clearly eager to obey, and please, I decided not to beat her.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 855 On some level she doubtless well understood this, the soft, tender, open sweetness of her palms exposed vulnerably, helplessly, to the looming, blazing light of the moons of barbarian Gor.
13 856 She had, in her fear, turned her palms slightly inward.
13 857 She now again, given my admonition, frightened, held her palms open and upward, correctly.
13 858 The repetition of a direction or command is normally taken as a cause for discipline, but, as she was new to Gor, and frightened, and clearly eager to obey, and please, I decided not to beat her.
13 859 Her brand was still smoking, as the saying goes.
13 860 Too, she was very beautiful.
13 861 I looked down upon her.
On some level she doubtless well understood this, the soft, tender, open sweetness of her palms exposed vulnerably, helplessly, to the looming, blazing light of the moons of barbarian Gor. She had, in her fear, turned her palms slightly inward. She now again, given my admonition, frightened, held her palms open and upward, correctly. The repetition of a direction or command is normally taken as a cause for discipline, but, as she was new to Gor, and frightened, and clearly eager to obey, and please, I decided not to beat her. Her brand was still smoking, as the saying goes. Too, she was very beautiful. I looked down upon her. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13)