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

And what woman does not want a man a thousand times more than she, one to whom she must submit, one whom she must fear, one whom she must love? I looked at him. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #749)
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36 749 And what View more quotes about woman">woman does not want a man a thousand times more than she, one to whom she must submit, one whom she must fear, one whom she must love? I looked at him.

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

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36 746 I straightened my body.
36 747 How marvelous it must be for a man, I thought, to have such absolute power over a woman, to have her so subjected to him, even to having her in the perfection of his bonds.
36 748 And how marvelous it was for me, too, to know myself so much his, to know myself, will-lessly, eagerly, at his pleasure.
36 749 And what woman does not want a man a thousand times more than she, one to whom she must submit, one whom she must fear, one whom she must love? I looked at him.
36 750 "It is different from Corcyrus, isn't it?" he asked.
36 751 "Yes, Master," I said.
36 752 He looked away, again, again seemingly lost in thought.
I straightened my body. How marvelous it must be for a man, I thought, to have such absolute power over a woman, to have her so subjected to him, even to having her in the perfection of his bonds. And how marvelous it was for me, too, to know myself so much his, to know myself, will-lessly, eagerly, at his pleasure. And what woman does not want a man a thousand times more than she, one to whom she must submit, one whom she must fear, one whom she must love? I looked at him. "It is different from Corcyrus, isn't it?" he asked. "Yes, Master," I said. He looked away, again, again seemingly lost in thought. - (Kajira of Gor)