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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

This was not a simple matter of sentience, incidentally, but involved an entire matrix of feeling, thought and emotion. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #309)
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23 309 This was not a View more quotes about simple">simple matter of sentience, incidentally, but involved an entire matrix of feeling, thought and emotion.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 306 I certainly, desperately, wanted to feel that again.
23 307 Too, I sensed, it frightening me somewhat, but also exciting and intriguing me almost to the point of madness, that behind that sensation there might be others, indeed, that there might lie beyond that sensation almost indefinite vistas of kindred emotions and feelings.
23 308 Who, I wondered, has plumbed the depths of feelings' oceans or has successfully mapped the countries of love? I found that I, and this frightened me, wanted to submit to men and yield to them as a slave.
23 309 This was not a simple matter of sentience, incidentally, but involved an entire matrix of feeling, thought and emotion.
23 310 I wanted to love and serve, to be fully pleasing not merely in a sexual manner but in all ways, to ask nothing and give all.
23 311 But, too, it must be admitted that powerful physical feelings were also involved.
23 312 I bit at the blanket and squirmed.
I certainly, desperately, wanted to feel that again. Too, I sensed, it frightening me somewhat, but also exciting and intriguing me almost to the point of madness, that behind that sensation there might be others, indeed, that there might lie beyond that sensation almost indefinite vistas of kindred emotions and feelings. Who, I wondered, has plumbed the depths of feelings' oceans or has successfully mapped the countries of love? I found that I, and this frightened me, wanted to submit to men and yield to them as a slave. This was not a simple matter of sentience, incidentally, but involved an entire matrix of feeling, thought and emotion. I wanted to love and serve, to be fully pleasing not merely in a sexual manner but in all ways, to ask nothing and give all. But, too, it must be admitted that powerful physical feelings were also involved. I bit at the blanket and squirmed. - (Kajira of Gor)