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

What greater intimacy can there be between a man and a woman than that the woman is wholly his, that she is literally owned, that she is his possession, his slave? "Your body is well worth wanting," I said, "but if it were not animated, not living, not whole with feelings, emotions, and thoughts, it would not be worth wanting. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #440)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 440 What greater intimacy can there be between a man and a woman than that the woman is wholly his, that she is literally owned, that she is his possession, his slave? "Your body is well worth wanting," I said, "but if it were not animated, not living, not whole with feelings, emotions, and thoughts, it would not be worth wanting.

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

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13 437 The master may have many slaves, but the slave may, by law, have but one master, even if it be the state, or some corporate entity.
13 438 Most slaves desire a private master, and they hope to be his only slave.
13 439 The most personal and intimate relationship possible between a man and a woman, is that she is his slave.
13 440 What greater intimacy can there be between a man and a woman than that the woman is wholly his, that she is literally owned, that she is his possession, his slave? "Your body is well worth wanting," I said, "but if it were not animated, not living, not whole with feelings, emotions, and thoughts, it would not be worth wanting.
13 441 It would be only meat, not slave".
13 442 "All of me is wanted?" she asked.
13 443 "Yes," I said, "and do not forget, it is the whole of you which is in the collar".
The master may have many slaves, but the slave may, by law, have but one master, even if it be the state, or some corporate entity. Most slaves desire a private master, and they hope to be his only slave. The most personal and intimate relationship possible between a man and a woman, is that she is his slave. What greater intimacy can there be between a man and a woman than that the woman is wholly his, that she is literally owned, that she is his possession, his slave? "Your body is well worth wanting," I said, "but if it were not animated, not living, not whole with feelings, emotions, and thoughts, it would not be worth wanting. It would be only meat, not slave". "All of me is wanted?" she asked. "Yes," I said, "and do not forget, it is the whole of you which is in the collar". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 13)