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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

It hinted too clearly at my dominance over her by nature, a dominance which I knew I must not permit myself to exercise, indeed, a dominance which I, of Earth, was not even supposed to permit myself to recognize. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #249)
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7 249 It hinted too View more quotes about clearly">clearly at my dominance over her by nature, a dominance which I knew I must not permit myself to exercise, indeed, a dominance which I, of Earth, was not even supposed to permit myself to recognize.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 246 I must free her.
7 247 Yet, as I looked down at her, I must admit that I enjoyed having her at my mercy.
7 248 I knew, of course, despite the fact that she was a woman and I was a man, and that she was then to me as my own slave and I to her as her true master, that I must not permit myself this pleasure.
7 249 It hinted too clearly at my dominance over her by nature, a dominance which I knew I must not permit myself to exercise, indeed, a dominance which I, of Earth, was not even supposed to permit myself to recognize.
7 250 It was not congenial to the contemporary political myths of my planet.
7 251 Men, not so long ago, I recalled, had not even been permitted to recognize that they were animals.
7 252 Now, it seemed, although they might be granted a token permission to recognize their animality, they were refused permission to recognize the sort of animals they were.
I must free her. Yet, as I looked down at her, I must admit that I enjoyed having her at my mercy. I knew, of course, despite the fact that she was a woman and I was a man, and that she was then to me as my own slave and I to her as her true master, that I must not permit myself this pleasure. It hinted too clearly at my dominance over her by nature, a dominance which I knew I must not permit myself to exercise, indeed, a dominance which I, of Earth, was not even supposed to permit myself to recognize. It was not congenial to the contemporary political myths of my planet. Men, not so long ago, I recalled, had not even been permitted to recognize that they were animals. Now, it seemed, although they might be granted a token permission to recognize their animality, they were refused permission to recognize the sort of animals they were. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)