Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 36 | 678 | One does not know. |
| 36 | 679 | Can they understand, too, what it is to be so desirable, so sought, and so lusted for, that nothing less than their ownership will satisfy the male? Perhaps. |
| 36 | 680 | One does not know. |
| 36 | 681 | Can they understand what it is to long to bare oneself before a master, to be branded, to be put in his collar, to kneel before him, to cover his feet with kisses, to hope to please him? Can they understand what it would be to be owned, and well mastered? Perhaps. |
| 36 | 682 | One does not know. |
| 36 | 683 | slaves, of course, would not be permitted to sit on such a chair, and, often, are not permitted to sit on chairs of any description. |
| 36 | 684 | Chairs are for free persons. |
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One does not know.
Can they understand, too, what it is to be so desirable, so sought, and so lusted for, that nothing less than their ownership will satisfy the male? Perhaps.
One does not know.
Can they understand what it is to long to bare oneself before a master, to be branded, to be put in his collar, to kneel before him, to cover his feet with kisses, to hope to please him? Can they understand what it would be to be owned, and well mastered? Perhaps.
One does not know.
slaves, of course, would not be permitted to sit on such a chair, and, often, are not permitted to sit on chairs of any description.
Chairs are for free persons.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter )