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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

The heat in women, when it begins to blaze, speaks to them of being owned, and it is in the collars of the strong, of victors, that they wish to find themselves. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #78)
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5 78 The View more quotes about heat">heat in women, when it begins to blaze, speaks to them of being owned, and it is in the collars of the strong, of victors, that they wish to find themselves.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 75 I had had similar experiences, even with free women, after the stable bouts, though they, of course, had been more discreet, though scarcely more so, than the muchly revealed, ragged, excited, clustering, barefoot, collared slaves.
5 76 The free woman has her dignity.
5 77 The slave knows what she is for.
5 78 The heat in women, when it begins to blaze, speaks to them of being owned, and it is in the collars of the strong, of victors, that they wish to find themselves.
5 79 It is to such men, the strong, the victors, that they plead to submit.
5 80 The free woman, when aroused, thinks collar.
5 81 The slave, when aroused, rejoices that she is already in one.
I had had similar experiences, even with free women, after the stable bouts, though they, of course, had been more discreet, though scarcely more so, than the muchly revealed, ragged, excited, clustering, barefoot, collared slaves. The free woman has her dignity. The slave knows what she is for. The heat in women, when it begins to blaze, speaks to them of being owned, and it is in the collars of the strong, of victors, that they wish to find themselves. It is to such men, the strong, the victors, that they plead to submit. The free woman, when aroused, thinks collar. The slave, when aroused, rejoices that she is already in one. - (Rogue of Gor)