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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

This is a recognition of their appeal to men, an acknowledgement of their attractiveness, and an obvious tribute to their beauty, to their female desirability. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #700)
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9 700 This is a recognition of their appeal to men, an acknowledgement of their attractiveness, and an obvious tribute to their beauty, to their female desirability.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 697 Women in bondage come to realize how lovely and desirable they really are.
9 698 They have been found worth collaring.
9 699 Not every woman is.
9 700 This is a recognition of their appeal to men, an acknowledgement of their attractiveness, and an obvious tribute to their beauty, to their female desirability.
9 701 Certainly not every woman is such as to attract the interest and attention of slavers.
9 702 And surely this, in its way, strikes a responsive chord in the heart of one of these vain, marvelous, luscious beasts.
9 703 Too, in bondage, they are not only wanted by a man, not only possessed by a man, physically, but are owned by a man, literally and legally, categorically and completely, as every woman desires to be.
Women in bondage come to realize how lovely and desirable they really are. They have been found worth collaring. Not every woman is. This is a recognition of their appeal to men, an acknowledgement of their attractiveness, and an obvious tribute to their beauty, to their female desirability. Certainly not every woman is such as to attract the interest and attention of slavers. And surely this, in its way, strikes a responsive chord in the heart of one of these vain, marvelous, luscious beasts. Too, in bondage, they are not only wanted by a man, not only possessed by a man, physically, but are owned by a man, literally and legally, categorically and completely, as every woman desires to be. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9)