Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 36 | 414 | It is easy for a woman to fall in love with her master. |
| 36 | 415 | I wonder if you find that hard to understand. |
| 36 | 416 | I trust not. |
| 36 | 417 | It is not merely that she is totally dependent on him, how she will be dressed, if dressed, what she will be fed, and in what quantities, what wines, if any, she may be permitted to sip, what liberties she will be allowed, to what confinements she may be subjected, and so on. |
| 36 | 418 | It goes well beyond such things. |
| 36 | 419 | She is readied for the collar, long before it is put on her. |
| 36 | 420 | Her heat and blood have prepared her for it. |
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It is easy for a woman to fall in love with her master.
I wonder if you find that hard to understand.
I trust not.
It is not merely that she is totally dependent on him, how she will be dressed, if dressed, what she will be fed, and in what quantities, what wines, if any, she may be permitted to sip, what liberties she will be allowed, to what confinements she may be subjected, and so on.
It goes well beyond such things.
She is readied for the collar, long before it is put on her.
Her heat and blood have prepared her for it.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter )