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

She is profoundly reassured of her specialness, her worth, her importance, her identity, slave, her desirability, her womanhood. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #308)
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79 308 She is profoundly reassured of her specialness, her View more quotes about worth">worth, her importance, her identity, slave, her desirability, her womanhood.

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

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79 305 The slave fears the whip, but is thrilled to be subject to it.
79 306 She sees the simple device, always present in her milieu, suspended on its peg.
79 307 She sees it with apprehension, and yet, too, with reassurance and ecstasy.
79 308 She is profoundly reassured of her specialness, her worth, her importance, her identity, slave, her desirability, her womanhood.
79 309 She is now, perhaps for the first time in her life, overjoyed to be a female, now acknowledging herself, openly and honestly, as a member of the suitably submitted sex, the slave sex.
79 310 She finds her natural fulfilment in bondage.
79 311 She is grateful to be wanted, grateful to be a property, grateful to be goods, grateful to be a slave, grateful to belong to a man, his, like a sleen or kaiila, her master, at whose feet she will kneel, whose collar she wears.
The slave fears the whip, but is thrilled to be subject to it. She sees the simple device, always present in her milieu, suspended on its peg. She sees it with apprehension, and yet, too, with reassurance and ecstasy. She is profoundly reassured of her specialness, her worth, her importance, her identity, slave, her desirability, her womanhood. She is now, perhaps for the first time in her life, overjoyed to be a female, now acknowledging herself, openly and honestly, as a member of the suitably submitted sex, the slave sex. She finds her natural fulfilment in bondage. She is grateful to be wanted, grateful to be a property, grateful to be goods, grateful to be a slave, grateful to belong to a man, his, like a sleen or kaiila, her master, at whose feet she will kneel, whose collar she wears. - (Kur of Gor)