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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was unutterably thrilled to be now absolutely and categorically subject, in the order of nature, to their uncompromising domination. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #154)
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6 154 I was unutterably thrilled to be now View more quotes about absolutely">absolutely and categorically subject, in the order of nature, to their uncompromising domination.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 151 Though I would scarcely admit this to myself, I was thrilled to be branded and collared.
6 152 I was thrilled to have been stripped, and gagged and hooded, and manacled, and put in neck coffle, by the will of men.
6 153 I was pleased that they had taken me in hand and, wishing to do so, had made me their slave.
6 154 I was unutterably thrilled to be now absolutely and categorically subject, in the order of nature, to their uncompromising domination.
6 155 It was for this sort of thing that I had longed all my life.
6 156 It was for this reason, I thought, that I had so despised the males of Earth, because they had permitted themselves to be deprived of the birthright of their manhood, because they would not see to it that I was put in, and kept in, my rightful place in nature, where I wanted in my heart to be.
6 157 My beauty, I felt, belonged to them, if they were strong enough to take it, and put it where it belonged, at their feet.
Though I would scarcely admit this to myself, I was thrilled to be branded and collared. I was thrilled to have been stripped, and gagged and hooded, and manacled, and put in neck coffle, by the will of men. I was pleased that they had taken me in hand and, wishing to do so, had made me their slave. I was unutterably thrilled to be now absolutely and categorically subject, in the order of nature, to their uncompromising domination. It was for this sort of thing that I had longed all my life. It was for this reason, I thought, that I had so despised the males of Earth, because they had permitted themselves to be deprived of the birthright of their manhood, because they would not see to it that I was put in, and kept in, my rightful place in nature, where I wanted in my heart to be. My beauty, I felt, belonged to them, if they were strong enough to take it, and put it where it belonged, at their feet. - (Dancer of Gor)