Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 25 | 677 | I had little doubt that I could bring Miss Cardwell around quickly enough, if she thought me in earnest, for example, by a stroke or two of the slave lash, and would then have her crawling to me, to fearfully kiss the whip, lest she once more feel it, crawling to me aghast, petitioning to kiss that instructional, monitory device, in startled recognition that she was at the feet of a master. |
| 25 | 678 | She would have behaved much differently with Kamchak, a Gorean. |
| 25 | 679 | Miss Cardwell was playing. |
| 25 | 680 | And perhaps, I thought, the woman who is merely playing might resist a male, for she does not understand what it is to be an actual property, one fully at the mercy of its master. |
| 25 | 681 | "Kneel," I said. |
| 25 | 682 | She complied. |
| 25 | 683 | "Lie back now, on the rug," I said. |
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I had little doubt that I could bring Miss Cardwell around quickly enough, if she thought me in earnest, for example, by a stroke or two of the slave lash, and would then have her crawling to me, to fearfully kiss the whip, lest she once more feel it, crawling to me aghast, petitioning to kiss that instructional, monitory device, in startled recognition that she was at the feet of a master.
She would have behaved much differently with Kamchak, a Gorean.
Miss Cardwell was playing.
And perhaps, I thought, the woman who is merely playing might resist a male, for she does not understand what it is to be an actual property, one fully at the mercy of its master.
"Kneel," I said.
She complied.
"Lie back now, on the rug," I said.
- (Nomads of Gor, Chapter )