Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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"Are you still in heat, girl?" I inquired.
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One would seldom use so vulgar an expression, I supposed, in the case of a free woman, but it is often used in the case of animals, which makes it acceptable in the case of a slave, as she is an animal, a lovely form of domestic animal.
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"Yes," she said.
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It is not unusual for a slave girl to approach her master, kneel before him, kiss his feet, straighten up, and inform him that she is in heat, openly, clearly, frankly, honestly, and innocently.
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The slave is not ashamed of her sexual needs, no more than it would occur to the free woman to be ashamed of her needs for, say, food and water.
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"Master's girl is in heat," she might say.
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"She begs for his caress".
"Are you still in heat, girl?" I inquired.
One would seldom use so vulgar an expression, I supposed, in the case of a free woman, but it is often used in the case of animals, which makes it acceptable in the case of a slave, as she is an animal, a lovely form of domestic animal.
"Yes," she said.
It is not unusual for a slave girl to approach her master, kneel before him, kiss his feet, straighten up, and inform him that she is in heat, openly, clearly, frankly, honestly, and innocently.
The slave is not ashamed of her sexual needs, no more than it would occur to the free woman to be ashamed of her needs for, say, food and water.
"Master's girl is in heat," she might say.
"She begs for his caress".
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter )