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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

But an even stronger chain held her, I thought, the growth of her softness, of her femininity, of her desire to serve, of her need for love, the dawning of her very self-consciousness, the coming to understand what she truly was, should be, and wanted. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #206)
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23 206 But an even stronger View more quotes about chain">chain held her, I thought, the growth of her softness, of her femininity, of her desire to serve, of her need for love, the dawning of her very self-consciousness, the coming to understand what she truly was, should be, and wanted.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 203 Surely she now understood the meaning of her skimpy garment, the significance of the collar on her neck.
23 204 She had acknowledged to the pit master this morning that she was "as a slave girl".
23 205 She would know then that there could be no escape for such as she.
23 206 But an even stronger chain held her, I thought, the growth of her softness, of her femininity, of her desire to serve, of her need for love, the dawning of her very self-consciousness, the coming to understand what she truly was, should be, and wanted.
23 207 Wherever she was, she would now understand what she was.
23 208 She had come to understand that she was the sort of woman whose it was to ascend the slave block, humbly, barefoot, and stand there, and be bid upon.
23 209 At the very edge of the terrace, the Lady Constanzia turned about and waved to me.
Surely she now understood the meaning of her skimpy garment, the significance of the collar on her neck. She had acknowledged to the pit master this morning that she was "as a slave girl". She would know then that there could be no escape for such as she. But an even stronger chain held her, I thought, the growth of her softness, of her femininity, of her desire to serve, of her need for love, the dawning of her very self-consciousness, the coming to understand what she truly was, should be, and wanted. Wherever she was, she would now understand what she was. She had come to understand that she was the sort of woman whose it was to ascend the slave block, humbly, barefoot, and stand there, and be bid upon. At the very edge of the terrace, the Lady Constanzia turned about and waved to me. - (Witness of Gor)