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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

They want their masters to be masters, and to be strong, and they want other masters, too, to be truly masters, and be strong. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #480)
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24 480 They want their masters to be masters, and to be View more quotes about strong">strong, and they want other masters, too, to be truly masters, and be strong.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 477 They were deeply concerned that Claudia not be permitted to get away with anything, no more than they.
24 478 Was she, too, not a slave girl? Thus, interestingly, it is often slave girls themselves who are most zealous to see that masters are strict with their slaves.
24 479 But, too, interestingly, this is not simply a matter of not wishing to see other women exempted from strictures to which they are themselves uncompromisingly subject, but also because they have come to understand not only the gratifications and fulfillments of, but also the fittingness, the justice and rightfulness of, the order of nature in which they are involved.
24 480 They want their masters to be masters, and to be strong, and they want other masters, too, to be truly masters, and be strong.
24 481 In their hearts they know their rightful place, and wish to be there.
24 482 Indeed, until a woman kneels before a man she is forlorn and homeless.
24 483 Too, weakness, masquerading under diverse rhetorics, is seductive.
They were deeply concerned that Claudia not be permitted to get away with anything, no more than they. Was she, too, not a slave girl? Thus, interestingly, it is often slave girls themselves who are most zealous to see that masters are strict with their slaves. But, too, interestingly, this is not simply a matter of not wishing to see other women exempted from strictures to which they are themselves uncompromisingly subject, but also because they have come to understand not only the gratifications and fulfillments of, but also the fittingness, the justice and rightfulness of, the order of nature in which they are involved. They want their masters to be masters, and to be strong, and they want other masters, too, to be truly masters, and be strong. In their hearts they know their rightful place, and wish to be there. Indeed, until a woman kneels before a man she is forlorn and homeless. Too, weakness, masquerading under diverse rhetorics, is seductive. - (Renegades of Gor)