Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 848 | "Yes, Master," said the Bina. |
| 10 | 849 | They, as slaves, knew enough not to ask for an explanation of this seemingly peculiar command. |
| 10 | 850 | To be sure, both, clearly, were curious as to its motivation. |
| 10 | 851 | A Gorean saying has it that curiosity is not becoming in a kajira, but, of course, kajirae, as any member of their wonderful, beautiful sex, are extremely, delightfully inquisitive creatures. |
| 10 | 852 | Their curiosity is one of the things that makes women both dear and troublesome. |
| 10 | 853 | A free woman might have asked for some explanation of the command, and with tenacity, and with impunity, but a slave, equally or more curious, would not be likely to do so, fearing to be put head down on her belly over a trunk or saddle. |
| 10 | 854 | "Is curiosity becoming in a kajira?" inquires the master. |
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"Yes, Master," said the Bina.
They, as slaves, knew enough not to ask for an explanation of this seemingly peculiar command.
To be sure, both, clearly, were curious as to its motivation.
A Gorean saying has it that curiosity is not becoming in a kajira, but, of course, kajirae, as any member of their wonderful, beautiful sex, are extremely, delightfully inquisitive creatures.
Their curiosity is one of the things that makes women both dear and troublesome.
A free woman might have asked for some explanation of the command, and with tenacity, and with impunity, but a slave, equally or more curious, would not be likely to do so, fearing to be put head down on her belly over a trunk or saddle.
"Is curiosity becoming in a kajira?" inquires the master.
- (Players of Gor, Chapter )