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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Know yourself exhibited, and owned". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #108)
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13 108 View more quotes about know">Know yourself exhibited, and owned".

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 105 I will now look upon you as I wish, for you are now no longer yours, but are now ours, the property of men.
13 106 Rejoice, the games are over.
13 107 You are beautiful.
13 108 Know yourself exhibited, and owned".
13 109 But the girls on the mats, of course, were not even accorded a slave strip.
13 110 They were mat slaves, and bared suitably.
13 111 Was her body not enough? In a sense, one supposed, surely, but, so far beyond that, so far indeed, were the fluidities and graces, the appetitions, the performances, the subtleties, the movements, the needs, the readinesses, the petitions, of the female slave! "In one sense," I said, "your body is enough, and more than enough, but, in another sense, and one more important than that of brief, mindless couplings, that body is no more than a beginning, something needed, but something not enough in itself, something far from enough in itself".
I will now look upon you as I wish, for you are now no longer yours, but are now ours, the property of men. Rejoice, the games are over. You are beautiful. Know yourself exhibited, and owned". But the girls on the mats, of course, were not even accorded a slave strip. They were mat slaves, and bared suitably. Was her body not enough? In a sense, one supposed, surely, but, so far beyond that, so far indeed, were the fluidities and graces, the appetitions, the performances, the subtleties, the movements, the needs, the readinesses, the petitions, of the female slave! "In one sense," I said, "your body is enough, and more than enough, but, in another sense, and one more important than that of brief, mindless couplings, that body is no more than a beginning, something needed, but something not enough in itself, something far from enough in itself". - (Swordsmen of Gor)