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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"But even if she is not so fortunate as to be owned by such a man, there is a gratification for her in being made to kneel and obey, and, will-lessly, serve, a gratification connected with the fulfillment of her nature as lover and slave, and connected, too, with the knowledge that she is now at last in her place in nature, and will be kept there". - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #191)
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22 191 "But even if she is not so View more quotes about fortunate">fortunate as to be owned by such a man, there is a gratification for her in being made to kneel and obey, and, will-lessly, serve, a gratification connected with the fulfillment of her nature as lover and slave, and connected, too, with the knowledge that she is now at last in her place in nature, and will be kept there".

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 188 "I am well aware of that, Master".
22 189 "Sometimes, perhaps," I said, "a woman must find herself at the feet of the very man whom she would have chosen, had she had the choice, as her master".
22 190 "Perhaps, Master," she said.
22 191 "But even if she is not so fortunate as to be owned by such a man, there is a gratification for her in being made to kneel and obey, and, will-lessly, serve, a gratification connected with the fulfillment of her nature as lover and slave, and connected, too, with the knowledge that she is now at last in her place in nature, and will be kept there".
22 192 "I see," I said.
22 193 "Too," she said, "it is hard not to fall in love, eventually, with one who is one's master".
22 194 "That makes it easier, of course, to control the girl," I said.
"I am well aware of that, Master". "Sometimes, perhaps," I said, "a woman must find herself at the feet of the very man whom she would have chosen, had she had the choice, as her master". "Perhaps, Master," she said. "But even if she is not so fortunate as to be owned by such a man, there is a gratification for her in being made to kneel and obey, and, will-lessly, serve, a gratification connected with the fulfillment of her nature as lover and slave, and connected, too, with the knowledge that she is now at last in her place in nature, and will be kept there". "I see," I said. "Too," she said, "it is hard not to fall in love, eventually, with one who is one's master". "That makes it easier, of course, to control the girl," I said. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)