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

And I suspected that she, no more than I, even if permitted, could return to the simplicities, pretensions, abstractions, lies, and hypocrisies of our former state. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #654)
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33 654 And I View more quotes about suspected">suspected that she, no more than I, even if permitted, could return to the simplicities, pretensions, abstractions, lies, and hypocrisies of our former state.

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

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33 651 Yes, her freedom had been removed, and, as mine—with perfection.
33 652 What knelt now beside me was now no more than I, no more than a frightened, stripped, chained slave girl.
33 653 In both of us had the transformation been wrought, that from free woman to submitted slave.
33 654 And I suspected that she, no more than I, even if permitted, could return to the simplicities, pretensions, abstractions, lies, and hypocrisies of our former state.
33 655 We had learned submission, and its fitting raptures, and now wanted it, and needed it, and hungered for it.
33 656 No longer could we live without it.
33 657 Well had we learned that we belonged, submitted, at the feet of masters.
Yes, her freedom had been removed, and, as mine—with perfection. What knelt now beside me was now no more than I, no more than a frightened, stripped, chained slave girl. In both of us had the transformation been wrought, that from free woman to submitted slave. And I suspected that she, no more than I, even if permitted, could return to the simplicities, pretensions, abstractions, lies, and hypocrisies of our former state. We had learned submission, and its fitting raptures, and now wanted it, and needed it, and hungered for it. No longer could we live without it. Well had we learned that we belonged, submitted, at the feet of masters. - (Kajira of Gor)