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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

And then, at a word, or glance, or curt gesture, when one is weary or has heard enough, or merely at one's whim, one may simply silence them, and put them to their knees. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #341)
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48 341 And then, at a word, or View more quotes about glance">glance, or curt gesture, when one is weary or has heard enough, or merely at one's whim, one may simply silence them, and put them to their knees.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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48 338 What better to convince a female of her status as property, and animal? Women speak lyrically and beautifully.
48 339 How marvelous they are! And how pleasant it is to hear them speak.
48 340 And how delighted they are to speak.
48 341 And then, at a word, or glance, or curt gesture, when one is weary or has heard enough, or merely at one's whim, one may simply silence them, and put them to their knees.
48 342 They well know then that there is a collar on their throat.
48 343 And yet, interestingly, in her very resentment and helplessness, this suffuses her with pleasure.
48 344 This is a reassuring confirmation of the male's total dominance over her which she as a female needs and craves, and without which she cannot know herself a woman.
What better to convince a female of her status as property, and animal? Women speak lyrically and beautifully. How marvelous they are! And how pleasant it is to hear them speak. And how delighted they are to speak. And then, at a word, or glance, or curt gesture, when one is weary or has heard enough, or merely at one's whim, one may simply silence them, and put them to their knees. They well know then that there is a collar on their throat. And yet, interestingly, in her very resentment and helplessness, this suffuses her with pleasure. This is a reassuring confirmation of the male's total dominance over her which she as a female needs and craves, and without which she cannot know herself a woman. - (Explorers of Gor)