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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

How well her slave's body, hot and naked, yielding, felt in my arms! "Be cruel to me," she begged. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #320)
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37 320 How well her View more quotes about slave">slave's body, hot and naked, yielding, felt in my arms! "Be cruel to me," she begged.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 317 Accordingly, with all of her will and feeling, she bends every effort toward her own defeat.
37 318 She does not rest until she knows herself, and her masters know her, to be naught but a submitted, vanquished slave.
37 319 I kissed her, and her lips, open, hot, seemed to melt beneath mine.
37 320 How well her slave's body, hot and naked, yielding, felt in my arms! "Be cruel to me," she begged.
37 321 "I am yours.
37 322 I am owned.
37 323 I am a slave!" Some women can resist, for a time, some masters, but what woman can long resist both herself, turned against herself, by the master's will, and the master, as well? What a splendid ally the woman makes, in her own conquest! Should she not be used more often? Too, when a woman has aided in her own conquest, her defeat, brought about in part by her own will, has a special memorableness for her, a special, self-revelatory significance for her.
Accordingly, with all of her will and feeling, she bends every effort toward her own defeat. She does not rest until she knows herself, and her masters know her, to be naught but a submitted, vanquished slave. I kissed her, and her lips, open, hot, seemed to melt beneath mine. How well her slave's body, hot and naked, yielding, felt in my arms! "Be cruel to me," she begged. "I am yours. I am owned. I am a slave!" Some women can resist, for a time, some masters, but what woman can long resist both herself, turned against herself, by the master's will, and the master, as well? What a splendid ally the woman makes, in her own conquest! Should she not be used more often? Too, when a woman has aided in her own conquest, her defeat, brought about in part by her own will, has a special memorableness for her, a special, self-revelatory significance for her. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)