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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

The English girl, despite the strange, unfamiliar feelings in his presence, feelings which frightened, warmed and delighted her, did not understand, of course, that she had been selected out for him, that she had been chosen for him with great care, that she had been matched to him most exquisitely, as slave to master. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1069)
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1 1069 The View more quotes about english">English girl, despite the strange, unfamiliar feelings in his presence, feelings which frightened, warmed and delighted her, did not understand, of course, that she had been selected out for him, that she had been chosen for him with great care, that she had been matched to him most exquisitely, as slave to master.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 1066 And, as we have noted, this was no coincidence, no accident.
1 1067 It had been seen to by Priest-Kings.
1 1068 Yes, they clearly knew how to torture this particular individual, our friend, Tarl Cabot.
1 1069 The English girl, despite the strange, unfamiliar feelings in his presence, feelings which frightened, warmed and delighted her, did not understand, of course, that she had been selected out for him, that she had been chosen for him with great care, that she had been matched to him most exquisitely, as slave to master.
1 1070 And, indeed, so naive was she that she was not even fully aware that she was such as, in general, aside from the specifics of a given situation, are rightfully put to the feet of men, as properties.
1 1071 To the practiced, discriminating eye of the professional slaver, who is skilled in reading women, their beauty and their needs, it was clear she belonged in a slave collar.
1 1072 There are many such.
And, as we have noted, this was no coincidence, no accident. It had been seen to by Priest-Kings. Yes, they clearly knew how to torture this particular individual, our friend, Tarl Cabot. The English girl, despite the strange, unfamiliar feelings in his presence, feelings which frightened, warmed and delighted her, did not understand, of course, that she had been selected out for him, that she had been chosen for him with great care, that she had been matched to him most exquisitely, as slave to master. And, indeed, so naive was she that she was not even fully aware that she was such as, in general, aside from the specifics of a given situation, are rightfully put to the feet of men, as properties. To the practiced, discriminating eye of the professional slaver, who is skilled in reading women, their beauty and their needs, it was clear she belonged in a slave collar. There are many such. - (Kur of Gor)