Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 1885 | She uttered a cry of misery and View more quotes about regarded">regarded me in disbelief. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 1882 | "Are you any good on a mat?" I asked. |
| 25 | 1883 | "But you are of Earth," she said. |
| 25 | 1884 | "And I am of Earth! I am from Earth! You are from Earth! We are both from Earth! You could not for a moment be thinking—!" "Fetch a slave whip," I said. |
| 25 | 1885 | She uttered a cry of misery and regarded me in disbelief. |
| 25 | 1886 | Then she leapt to her feet and hurried away. |
| 25 | 1887 | Did she really think the men of Earth were different from other men? Was she unaware of the pervasiveness of male dominance amongst mammalian species? To be sure, this matter had doubtless been omitted from her education. |
| 25 | 1888 | Did she really think that there were not millions upon millions of men on Earth who would not desire to have her so in their power, who would not relish seeing her in a slave collar, who would not delight in seeing her at their feet, who would not rejoice to sip and savor the wines of her bondage, who would not wish to avail themselves of the renewable fruits from her lovely orchard, who would not enjoy having her harnessed to their cart? Rather let her understand herself as the natural quarry of the hunter, the fit booty of the corsair, the warrior's reward, the conqueror's prize, the master's slave, nature's gift to the male. |
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"Are you any good on a mat?" I asked.
"But you are of Earth," she said.
"And I am of Earth! I am from Earth! You are from Earth! We are both from Earth! You could not for a moment be thinking—!" "Fetch a slave whip," I said.
She uttered a cry of misery and regarded me in disbelief.
Then she leapt to her feet and hurried away.
Did she really think the men of Earth were different from other men? Was she unaware of the pervasiveness of male dominance amongst mammalian species? To be sure, this matter had doubtless been omitted from her education.
Did she really think that there were not millions upon millions of men on Earth who would not desire to have her so in their power, who would not relish seeing her in a slave collar, who would not delight in seeing her at their feet, who would not rejoice to sip and savor the wines of her bondage, who would not wish to avail themselves of the renewable fruits from her lovely orchard, who would not enjoy having her harnessed to their cart? Rather let her understand herself as the natural quarry of the hunter, the fit booty of the corsair, the warrior's reward, the conqueror's prize, the master's slave, nature's gift to the male.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)