Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 22 | 71 | The collars on their necks are not easily purchased. |
| 22 | 72 | Too, she was here before a man, and men, such as she had while on Earth met only in her dreams, men of will, and force, men before whom such as she, she realized, could be but a slave. |
| 22 | 73 | But he had not wanted her? She wanted to be wanted. |
| 22 | 74 | She must be wanted! She needed to be wanted! She knew that she, if necessary, would beg to be wanted! Despite her pretences from Earth, you see, clung to hitherto so futilely, she was now muchly different from what she had been. |
| 22 | 75 | Even in her virginal state, her belly was muchly stirred. |
| 22 | 76 | Effusions of desire, of readiness, of desires to please, in this so unnatural, and yet so natural, a place, had begun to afflict her with intimations of submission and ecstasy. |
| 22 | 77 | Here, in this place, her feigning, her pretenses of bravado, her postures of indifference, and such, suddenly seemed pointless and absurd, even to her. |
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The collars on their necks are not easily purchased.
Too, she was here before a man, and men, such as she had while on Earth met only in her dreams, men of will, and force, men before whom such as she, she realized, could be but a slave.
But he had not wanted her? She wanted to be wanted.
She must be wanted! She needed to be wanted! She knew that she, if necessary, would beg to be wanted! Despite her pretences from Earth, you see, clung to hitherto so futilely, she was now muchly different from what she had been.
Even in her virginal state, her belly was muchly stirred.
Effusions of desire, of readiness, of desires to please, in this so unnatural, and yet so natural, a place, had begun to afflict her with intimations of submission and ecstasy.
Here, in this place, her feigning, her pretenses of bravado, her postures of indifference, and such, suddenly seemed pointless and absurd, even to her.
- (Kur of Gor, Chapter )