Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 758 | It is not unusual for a master to speak of numerous matters with his female slave, politics, culture, music, history, philosophy, and such, almost as though she might be his equal, though she is likely to be kneeling before him, naked, and back-braceleted. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 755 | Also, I suppose that there is just more pleasure in owning an intelligent woman than in owning one who is less intelligent. |
| 24 | 756 | She is a greater prize to have at one's feet. |
| 24 | 757 | Too, the average Gorean master wants a woman he can talk to, seriously talk to, one with whom, in a sense, he can share his life. |
| 24 | 758 | It is not unusual for a master to speak of numerous matters with his female slave, politics, culture, music, history, philosophy, and such, almost as though she might be his equal, though she is likely to be kneeling before him, naked, and back-braceleted. |
| 24 | 759 | In this way she is not likely to forget that she is a female. |
| 24 | 760 | Afterwards he can put her in pleasure chains, and, as it pleases him, turn her once again into a begging, submitted, conquered, spasmodic, writhing slave. |
| 24 | 761 | A dull woman, you see, is not of great interest, whether in a collar or not. |
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Also, I suppose that there is just more pleasure in owning an intelligent woman than in owning one who is less intelligent.
She is a greater prize to have at one's feet.
Too, the average Gorean master wants a woman he can talk to, seriously talk to, one with whom, in a sense, he can share his life.
It is not unusual for a master to speak of numerous matters with his female slave, politics, culture, music, history, philosophy, and such, almost as though she might be his equal, though she is likely to be kneeling before him, naked, and back-braceleted.
In this way she is not likely to forget that she is a female.
Afterwards he can put her in pleasure chains, and, as it pleases him, turn her once again into a begging, submitted, conquered, spasmodic, writhing slave.
A dull woman, you see, is not of great interest, whether in a collar or not.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter 24)