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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"To be sure," I said, "it is doubtless easier to do this, and to understand it much more quickly, if the master is strong, if he throws you to his feet, and stands over you with a whip, and you know that your least recalcitrance will not be tolerated". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1384)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 1384 "To be View more quotes about sure">sure," I said, "it is doubtless easier to do this, and to understand it much more quickly, if the master is strong, if he throws you to his feet, and stands over you with a whip, and you know that your least recalcitrance will not be tolerated".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 1381 "In submitting yourself to him you submit yourself to the principle of masculinity, embodied in him.
19 1382 In this submission you recognize the rights of masculinity and fulfill yourself by submitting your femininity to it".
19 1383 She shuddered in the sand, sobbing.
19 1384 "To be sure," I said, "it is doubtless easier to do this, and to understand it much more quickly, if the master is strong, if he throws you to his feet, and stands over you with a whip, and you know that your least recalcitrance will not be tolerated".
19 1385 "It is only to a true master that I could submit," she said, "not to a weakling".
19 1386 "If you submit yourself, clearly and explicitly," I said, "you may discover that he whom you thought to be a weakling may not in actuality be such at all.
19 1387 Few men, once they have caught the scent of the mastery, and surely once they have tasted of its deliciousness, will even consider its surrender".
"In submitting yourself to him you submit yourself to the principle of masculinity, embodied in him. In this submission you recognize the rights of masculinity and fulfill yourself by submitting your femininity to it". She shuddered in the sand, sobbing. "To be sure," I said, "it is doubtless easier to do this, and to understand it much more quickly, if the master is strong, if he throws you to his feet, and stands over you with a whip, and you know that your least recalcitrance will not be tolerated". "It is only to a true master that I could submit," she said, "not to a weakling". "If you submit yourself, clearly and explicitly," I said, "you may discover that he whom you thought to be a weakling may not in actuality be such at all. Few men, once they have caught the scent of the mastery, and surely once they have tasted of its deliciousness, will even consider its surrender". - (Vagabonds of Gor)