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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

She is to address free persons always in the clear understanding that there is a collar on her neck, that she is subject to discipline, and that it will be inflicted upon her if he is found in any way displeasing. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #676)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
18 676 She is to address free persons always in the clear understanding that there is a collar on her neck, that she is subject to discipline, and that it will be inflicted upon her if he is found in any way displeasing.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
18 673 Her voice, as her behavior, as a whole, must show that she is a slave, and knows herself such.
18 674 She is to speak softly, politely, respectfully, humbly, and clearly, with excellent diction.
18 675 She is not allowed the mumbling, the indecipherable gibberish, the ambiguities, the false starts and stops, the slovenliness allowed to the free woman.
18 676 She is to address free persons always in the clear understanding that there is a collar on her neck, that she is subject to discipline, and that it will be inflicted upon her if he is found in any way displeasing.
18 677 "Please do not whip me," I said.
18 678 "Is there something wrong?" asked he in whose charge I was.
18 679 I looked away.
Her voice, as her behavior, as a whole, must show that she is a slave, and knows herself such. She is to speak softly, politely, respectfully, humbly, and clearly, with excellent diction. She is not allowed the mumbling, the indecipherable gibberish, the ambiguities, the false starts and stops, the slovenliness allowed to the free woman. She is to address free persons always in the clear understanding that there is a collar on her neck, that she is subject to discipline, and that it will be inflicted upon her if he is found in any way displeasing. "Please do not whip me," I said. "Is there something wrong?" asked he in whose charge I was. I looked away. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18)