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

"She begs use!" "That is not typical for a woman of Earth, is it?" he asked. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #652)
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13 652 "She begs use!" "That is not View more quotes about typical">typical for a woman of Earth, is it?" he asked.

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

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13 649 We may be totally at the mercy of masters, and as mere animals, and even to our lives, but just as it is within the power of these uncompromising brutes who own us to do as they wish with us, so, too, it is within their power, when it pleases them, to grant us transport to ineffable raptures, to fling us ecstasies of which the free woman can not begin to conceive.
13 650 "The woman of Earth begs use?" he said.
13 651 "Yes!" I said.
13 652 "She begs use!" "That is not typical for a woman of Earth, is it?" he asked.
13 653 "Doubtless those who have been taught bondage do," I said.
13 654 "I do not know!" I could certainly imagine myself kneeling before a Greek or Roman master, or a harnessmaker in Damascus, his Christian slave, in the 14th Century, or a Barbary prince, a captured, harem-silked English lady who had now had time to learn something of the touch of men, in the 19th, and doing so.
13 655 Indeed, I had wondered sometime if, in a former life, or lives, I might not have done so.
We may be totally at the mercy of masters, and as mere animals, and even to our lives, but just as it is within the power of these uncompromising brutes who own us to do as they wish with us, so, too, it is within their power, when it pleases them, to grant us transport to ineffable raptures, to fling us ecstasies of which the free woman can not begin to conceive. "The woman of Earth begs use?" he said. "Yes!" I said. "She begs use!" "That is not typical for a woman of Earth, is it?" he asked. "Doubtless those who have been taught bondage do," I said. "I do not know!" I could certainly imagine myself kneeling before a Greek or Roman master, or a harnessmaker in Damascus, his Christian slave, in the 14th Century, or a Barbary prince, a captured, harem-silked English lady who had now had time to learn something of the touch of men, in the 19th, and doing so. Indeed, I had wondered sometime if, in a former life, or lives, I might not have done so. - (Dancer of Gor)