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

But these words are inadequate, so inadequate! Perhaps you can never understand these things, fully, unless perhaps you, too, have so knelt, stripped and collared, and have so enacted this ritual. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #68)
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34 68 But these View more quotes about words">words are inadequate, so inadequate! Perhaps you can never understand these things, fully, unless perhaps you, too, have so knelt, stripped and collared, and have so enacted this ritual.

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

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34 65 Too, she knows full well that it can be used upon her, and liberally, at the master's whim.
34 66 She hopes it will not be; she wishes to be found pleasing, and fears that she may not be so found; and so, fearfully, reverentially, hopefully, even trustfully, she addresses the whip, in this lovely ritual of acknowledging her nature, and his, and her rightful subservience.
34 67 She kisses, and recognizes, and submits, tenderly and lovingly, to the very instrument to which she is subject.
34 68 But these words are inadequate, so inadequate! Perhaps you can never understand these things, fully, unless perhaps you, too, have so knelt, stripped and collared, and have so enacted this ritual.
34 69 Two last remarks might be made.
34 70 First, this has little or nothing to do with a particular master or slave.
34 71 It has everything to do with man and woman, or male or female, or masculinity and femininity, or, perhaps better, with maleness and femaleness.
Too, she knows full well that it can be used upon her, and liberally, at the master's whim. She hopes it will not be; she wishes to be found pleasing, and fears that she may not be so found; and so, fearfully, reverentially, hopefully, even trustfully, she addresses the whip, in this lovely ritual of acknowledging her nature, and his, and her rightful subservience. She kisses, and recognizes, and submits, tenderly and lovingly, to the very instrument to which she is subject. But these words are inadequate, so inadequate! Perhaps you can never understand these things, fully, unless perhaps you, too, have so knelt, stripped and collared, and have so enacted this ritual. Two last remarks might be made. First, this has little or nothing to do with a particular master or slave. It has everything to do with man and woman, or male or female, or masculinity and femininity, or, perhaps better, with maleness and femaleness. - (Kajira of Gor)