Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 35 | 308 | Masters saw to it. |
| 35 | 309 | And one of the things a slave was to be good for, indeed usually the most important thing, was to give her master incredible pleasure. |
| 35 | 310 | Surely she was expected to do more than cook and clean, shop, fetch sandals on all fours, bringing them to a fellow in her teeth, and such. |
| 35 | 311 | Why then, I wondered, with all his opportunities, even in the slave wagon on a blanket, had he never put the slave, Allison, to use, full slave use, in the fullest sense that is understood on Gor. |
| 35 | 312 | Ah yes, I thought, honor, honor! Mina, at least, I thought, had the reassurance and comfort of her shackle at a slave ring. |
| 35 | 313 | To be sure, there was a difference. |
| 35 | 314 | Trachinos had bought her. |
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Masters saw to it.
And one of the things a slave was to be good for, indeed usually the most important thing, was to give her master incredible pleasure.
Surely she was expected to do more than cook and clean, shop, fetch sandals on all fours, bringing them to a fellow in her teeth, and such.
Why then, I wondered, with all his opportunities, even in the slave wagon on a blanket, had he never put the slave, Allison, to use, full slave use, in the fullest sense that is understood on Gor.
Ah yes, I thought, honor, honor! Mina, at least, I thought, had the reassurance and comfort of her shackle at a slave ring.
To be sure, there was a difference.
Trachinos had bought her.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )