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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 132 Even to suggest such a thing is to invite the lash.
7 133 Her beauty, like the whole of her, is the property of her master.
7 134 And it, like the whole of her, may be easily ignored, or scorned.
7 135 Is not the most helpless of women the slave girl? Slave girls often find themselves confined, or chained or roped, bound in one fashion or another.
7 136 Such things, of course, are not necessary, but are imposed upon them, that they may better understand themselves as slaves.
7 137 The total and irrevocable bond, of course, is that they are slave, only slave.
7 138 This is clear in a hundred ways, from their brand, their collar, their clothing, if permitted clothing, their behaviors, their demeanors, their diction, their deference, their expressions, their place in society, and, once they are broken to the collar, their softness, their radical femininity, their insistent and irresistible feminine needs, their piteous and helpless need to surrender to a master, their desire to serve and love, and so on, but, still, all in all, there is a role for the bracelet, the shackle, the chain, the thong, the lace, the rope, and such, which not only impresses upon them their bondage, but arouses them, bringing them to slave heat.
Even to suggest such a thing is to invite the lash. Her beauty, like the whole of her, is the property of her master. And it, like the whole of her, may be easily ignored, or scorned. Is not the most helpless of women the slave girl? Slave girls often find themselves confined, or chained or roped, bound in one fashion or another. Such things, of course, are not necessary, but are imposed upon them, that they may better understand themselves as slaves. The total and irrevocable bond, of course, is that they are slave, only slave. This is clear in a hundred ways, from their brand, their collar, their clothing, if permitted clothing, their behaviors, their demeanors, their diction, their deference, their expressions, their place in society, and, once they are broken to the collar, their softness, their radical femininity, their insistent and irresistible feminine needs, their piteous and helpless need to surrender to a master, their desire to serve and love, and so on, but, still, all in all, there is a role for the bracelet, the shackle, the chain, the thong, the lace, the rope, and such, which not only impresses upon them their bondage, but arouses them, bringing them to slave heat. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter )