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

Surely she was not such that she could be mastered! She was educated, and civilized, and such! But what if it was done to her? Her dreams had left her in no doubt that it could be done to her, and with perfection. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1266)
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1 1266 View more quotes about surely">Surely she was not such that she could be mastered! She was educated, and civilized, and such! But what if it was done to her? Her dreams had left her in no doubt that it could be done to her, and with perfection.

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

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1 1263 Apparently the brute had no intention of prohibiting the blonde from engaging in such disgusting exhibitions of ingratiation.
1 1264 What sort of man could he be? Was he even a man, as she had known men? Perhaps he was something far more masculine, more virile and dangerous, more dominant? What then might be the relation of such a man to a woman? Perhaps he was the sort of man who would simply master a woman? She thought of herself as mastered, and shuddered, with pleasure.
1 1265 Then she cast such thoughts from herself, indignantly.
1 1266 Surely she was not such that she could be mastered! She was educated, and civilized, and such! But what if it was done to her? Her dreams had left her in no doubt that it could be done to her, and with perfection.
1 1267 Surely she would fear the whip.
1 1268 She would be choiceless.
1 1269 Never before had she encountered such a man.
Apparently the brute had no intention of prohibiting the blonde from engaging in such disgusting exhibitions of ingratiation. What sort of man could he be? Was he even a man, as she had known men? Perhaps he was something far more masculine, more virile and dangerous, more dominant? What then might be the relation of such a man to a woman? Perhaps he was the sort of man who would simply master a woman? She thought of herself as mastered, and shuddered, with pleasure. Then she cast such thoughts from herself, indignantly. Surely she was not such that she could be mastered! She was educated, and civilized, and such! But what if it was done to her? Her dreams had left her in no doubt that it could be done to her, and with perfection. Surely she would fear the whip. She would be choiceless. Never before had she encountered such a man. - (Kur of Gor)