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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

The bliss of many slave girls now seemed less puzzling to me. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #483)
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 480 "If women are true slaves, and men are true masters, and slave exchanges are frequent, there is a reasonable chance that a man may find his choice slave, and a girl her choice master".
15 481 "Or perfect slave and master," she whispered.
15 482 "Yes," I said.
15 483 The bliss of many slave girls now seemed less puzzling to me.
15 484 First, as girls, natural slaves, they were in a relationship to which, in effect, they were bred by nature, that of the submitting organism in an ancient biological complementarity of male and female; female slavery is but the cultural institutionalization, the expression and perfection, to be expected in conscious, intelligent organisms, intent upon remaining true to nature, rather than violating it, of the male's control and ownership of his female.
15 485 Man owns woman by nature; in a complex society, and in a world with property rights and laws, female slavery, as a legalized fact, is to be expected; it will occur in any society in which touch is kept with the truths of nature.
15 486 Gorean law, of course, is complex and latitudinous on these matters.
"If women are true slaves, and men are true masters, and slave exchanges are frequent, there is a reasonable chance that a man may find his choice slave, and a girl her choice master". "Or perfect slave and master," she whispered. "Yes," I said. The bliss of many slave girls now seemed less puzzling to me. First, as girls, natural slaves, they were in a relationship to which, in effect, they were bred by nature, that of the submitting organism in an ancient biological complementarity of male and female; female slavery is but the cultural institutionalization, the expression and perfection, to be expected in conscious, intelligent organisms, intent upon remaining true to nature, rather than violating it, of the male's control and ownership of his female. Man owns woman by nature; in a complex society, and in a world with property rights and laws, female slavery, as a legalized fact, is to be expected; it will occur in any society in which touch is kept with the truths of nature. Gorean law, of course, is complex and latitudinous on these matters. - (Beasts of Gor)