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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Surely she is well aware of the typical radiance, health, fulfillment and happiness of the female slave. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #630)
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20 630 View more quotes about surely">Surely she is well aware of the typical radiance, health, fulfillment and happiness of the female slave.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 627 A bit of binding fiber then, fastening her hands behind her back, and perhaps a painful nose ring and cord, will suffice to bring her instantly to slave heel.
20 628 The Gorean free woman has very ambivalent feelings toward bondage.
20 629 She abhors it in one way, but in another she is curious about it, and is attracted by it.
20 630 Surely she is well aware of the typical radiance, health, fulfillment and happiness of the female slave.
20 631 Yet, she is only too well aware of the fact, as well, that the slave is only a slave, a property, an animal, to be despised and held in contempt.
20 632 But what would it be, she wonders, to wear a collar, and be owned by a master, preferably of course one that is strict, for that is the sort the slave wants, the sort she needs, the sort she respects, the sort she must fear, for she knows that she must be fully pleasing to such a man, and he will have all, as she wishes, from the vulnerable slaveness of her.
20 633 How humiliating to be the slave of a weak master! How reassuring and thrilling to be the slave of a strong master, whom she must serve with perfection, or be unhesitantly lashed.
A bit of binding fiber then, fastening her hands behind her back, and perhaps a painful nose ring and cord, will suffice to bring her instantly to slave heel. The Gorean free woman has very ambivalent feelings toward bondage. She abhors it in one way, but in another she is curious about it, and is attracted by it. Surely she is well aware of the typical radiance, health, fulfillment and happiness of the female slave. Yet, she is only too well aware of the fact, as well, that the slave is only a slave, a property, an animal, to be despised and held in contempt. But what would it be, she wonders, to wear a collar, and be owned by a master, preferably of course one that is strict, for that is the sort the slave wants, the sort she needs, the sort she respects, the sort she must fear, for she knows that she must be fully pleasing to such a man, and he will have all, as she wishes, from the vulnerable slaveness of her. How humiliating to be the slave of a weak master! How reassuring and thrilling to be the slave of a strong master, whom she must serve with perfection, or be unhesitantly lashed. - (Guardsman of Gor)