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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

To be sure, the more intelligent the woman the sooner she understands this, that she is helpless and without resource, that she is utterly incapable of altering her condition, that she exists in, and only exists in, a state of categorical and unqualified bondage. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #236)
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30 236 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, the more intelligent the woman the sooner she understands this, that she is helpless and without resource, that she is utterly incapable of altering her condition, that she exists in, and only exists in, a state of categorical and unqualified bondage.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 233 "What of Nezumi?" I asked.
30 234 "If necessary," said Tajima, "she can be bound and gagged, and a sling arranged for her".
30 235 "Do you think she knows," I asked, "that she is truly on a chain?" Sometimes it takes a woman a little time to understand this, that she is on a chain.
30 236 To be sure, the more intelligent the woman the sooner she understands this, that she is helpless and without resource, that she is utterly incapable of altering her condition, that she exists in, and only exists in, a state of categorical and unqualified bondage.
30 237 Then, restored to herself, and fulfilled in a thousand ways, she would not have it otherwise.
30 238 In her collar, at the feet of strong men, to her joy, she has found herself.
30 239 At last she is a woman owned, wholly owned, without compromise or condition, as she wishes to be.
"What of Nezumi?" I asked. "If necessary," said Tajima, "she can be bound and gagged, and a sling arranged for her". "Do you think she knows," I asked, "that she is truly on a chain?" Sometimes it takes a woman a little time to understand this, that she is on a chain. To be sure, the more intelligent the woman the sooner she understands this, that she is helpless and without resource, that she is utterly incapable of altering her condition, that she exists in, and only exists in, a state of categorical and unqualified bondage. Then, restored to herself, and fulfilled in a thousand ways, she would not have it otherwise. In her collar, at the feet of strong men, to her joy, she has found herself. At last she is a woman owned, wholly owned, without compromise or condition, as she wishes to be. - (Rebels of Gor)