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

Too, it is not unknown for a woman to kneel and beg to be accepted as a man's slave. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #444)
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7 444 Too, it is not View more quotes about unknown">unknown for a woman to kneel and beg to be accepted as a man's slave.

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

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7 441 Perhaps that is hard for those of Earth to understand.
7 442 But once that is understood, that the girl is owned, literally owned, everything becomes quite simple, and quite clear.
7 443 And, interestingly, this is what she wants; she would have it no other way; she knows herself slave, and desires to be slave, fully, and without compromise.
7 444 Too, it is not unknown for a woman to kneel and beg to be accepted as a man's slave.
7 445 She desires to surrender and submit herself, to serve selflessly and wholly, to be subject in all things to the imperious, ravishing will of the master.
7 446 Will she be accepted? "Remove your clothing," he says.
7 447 She complies.
Perhaps that is hard for those of Earth to understand. But once that is understood, that the girl is owned, literally owned, everything becomes quite simple, and quite clear. And, interestingly, this is what she wants; she would have it no other way; she knows herself slave, and desires to be slave, fully, and without compromise. Too, it is not unknown for a woman to kneel and beg to be accepted as a man's slave. She desires to surrender and submit herself, to serve selflessly and wholly, to be subject in all things to the imperious, ravishing will of the master. Will she be accepted? "Remove your clothing," he says. She complies. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)