Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 25 | 325 | In this way she might express her fear that she might be, and her hope that she will not be, struck. |
| 25 | 326 | Commonly, however, this serves as a simple, lovely act of deference, by means of which the slave acknowledges that she is her master's beast, his owned, domestic animal. |
| 25 | 327 | A similar act, perhaps more clearly symbolic, is involved when the slave, kneeling, licks and kisses the master's whip, held to her lips. |
| 25 | 328 | Sometimes she must bring it to him in her teeth, on all fours, and then, on all fours, or kneeling, lick and kiss it, as it is held to her lips. |
| 25 | 329 | In this way she acknowledges that she is subject to him, that she is his slave, his property. |
| 25 | 330 | It pleased me, too, of course, that the former Ubara had fed from my hand. |
| 25 | 331 | The hand-feeding of a slave, she not permitted the use of her hands, is, too, an act rich in symbolism. |
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In this way she might express her fear that she might be, and her hope that she will not be, struck.
Commonly, however, this serves as a simple, lovely act of deference, by means of which the slave acknowledges that she is her master's beast, his owned, domestic animal.
A similar act, perhaps more clearly symbolic, is involved when the slave, kneeling, licks and kisses the master's whip, held to her lips.
Sometimes she must bring it to him in her teeth, on all fours, and then, on all fours, or kneeling, lick and kiss it, as it is held to her lips.
In this way she acknowledges that she is subject to him, that she is his slave, his property.
It pleased me, too, of course, that the former Ubara had fed from my hand.
The hand-feeding of a slave, she not permitted the use of her hands, is, too, an act rich in symbolism.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter )