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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is fortunate you are not a slave, or your true womanhood, the marvelous softness and depth of your femininity, revealed and manifested, would in all its fullness be required of you, and without compromise, even to the whip, by masters". - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #154)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
11 154 It is fortunate you are not a View more quotes about slave">slave, or your true womanhood, the marvelous softness and depth of your femininity, revealed and manifested, would in all its fullness be required of you, and without compromise, even to the whip, by masters".

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
11 151 "No!" I said.
11 152 "I will try to be less feminine, and thus more of a woman!" "Words from the insane asylums on Earth," he laughed.
11 153 "This is Gor.
11 154 It is fortunate you are not a slave, or your true womanhood, the marvelous softness and depth of your femininity, revealed and manifested, would in all its fullness be required of you, and without compromise, even to the whip, by masters".
11 155 I had never felt a whip, but I had no doubt but what I would be responsive to it, and even more so to the domination which it expressed.
11 156 It is the domination which is crucial, you see, and the recognition of our subjugation to it; it is that which contents us, and reassures us; it is that fulfills, and thrills, us.
11 157 He then put his right hand in my hair and held my left wrist in his left hand.
"No!" I said. "I will try to be less feminine, and thus more of a woman!" "Words from the insane asylums on Earth," he laughed. "This is Gor. It is fortunate you are not a slave, or your true womanhood, the marvelous softness and depth of your femininity, revealed and manifested, would in all its fullness be required of you, and without compromise, even to the whip, by masters". I had never felt a whip, but I had no doubt but what I would be responsive to it, and even more so to the domination which it expressed. It is the domination which is crucial, you see, and the recognition of our subjugation to it; it is that which contents us, and reassures us; it is that fulfills, and thrills, us. He then put his right hand in my hair and held my left wrist in his left hand. - (Kajira of Gor)