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

I think it is true, however, that an Earth girl may sometimes have an extra dimension of lovely, yielding slavishness in her, which is perhaps natural, considering the sexual desert from which she has been rescued. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #269)
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24 269 I View more quotes about think">think it is true, however, that an Earth girl may sometimes have an extra dimension of lovely, yielding slavishness in her, which is perhaps natural, considering the sexual desert from which she has been rescued.

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

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24 266 Some Earth girls are marvelous in the furs, and some Gorean girls are.
24 267 Much depends on the individual girl.
24 268 This is to be expected, of course, for all Gorean girls, as far as I know, have ultimately an Earth origin.
24 269 I think it is true, however, that an Earth girl may sometimes have an extra dimension of lovely, yielding slavishness in her, which is perhaps natural, considering the sexual desert from which she has been rescued.
24 270 She can remember her loneliness and frustration, how she, a slave, languished in a world where she could find no masters.
24 271 Such women, in time, find themselves overwhelmed in gratitude for the collar.
24 272 For the first time, in spite of the world from which they come, they are forced to become true women.
Some Earth girls are marvelous in the furs, and some Gorean girls are. Much depends on the individual girl. This is to be expected, of course, for all Gorean girls, as far as I know, have ultimately an Earth origin. I think it is true, however, that an Earth girl may sometimes have an extra dimension of lovely, yielding slavishness in her, which is perhaps natural, considering the sexual desert from which she has been rescued. She can remember her loneliness and frustration, how she, a slave, languished in a world where she could find no masters. Such women, in time, find themselves overwhelmed in gratitude for the collar. For the first time, in spite of the world from which they come, they are forced to become true women. - (Rogue of Gor)