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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had scarcely understood the extent and power of female desire until that moment, at the feet of a mere attendant, a Cosian hireling. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #182)
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21 182 She had View more quotes about scarcely">scarcely understood the extent and power of female desire until that moment, at the feet of a mere attendant, a Cosian hireling.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 179 How unworthy she was of this privilege! Ellen thrilled to be dominated categorically by a strong male, she in a position of absolute helplessness and servitude.
21 180 It was what she lived for, and what she realized she had lived for on Earth, and had never found.
21 181 She was mightily aroused, and knew herself alive and wet with heat, vulnerability and desire.
21 182 She had scarcely understood the extent and power of female desire until that moment, at the feet of a mere attendant, a Cosian hireling.
21 183 She wondered if the irresistible might of male desire did not have its perfect corollary and complement in the natural woman, the slave, eager to yield all unreservedly and unquestioningly to her master, begging to love and serve, to please, to be owned wholly.
21 184 She wondered if the man could smell her desire, her need, her petition to be treated as a mere object, to be his, as a possession or a toy, to be uncompromisingly subjugated.
21 185 She realized, and had earlier learned, that the former strait-laced, female Ph.
How unworthy she was of this privilege! Ellen thrilled to be dominated categorically by a strong male, she in a position of absolute helplessness and servitude. It was what she lived for, and what she realized she had lived for on Earth, and had never found. She was mightily aroused, and knew herself alive and wet with heat, vulnerability and desire. She had scarcely understood the extent and power of female desire until that moment, at the feet of a mere attendant, a Cosian hireling. She wondered if the irresistible might of male desire did not have its perfect corollary and complement in the natural woman, the slave, eager to yield all unreservedly and unquestioningly to her master, begging to love and serve, to please, to be owned wholly. She wondered if the man could smell her desire, her need, her petition to be treated as a mere object, to be his, as a possession or a toy, to be uncompromisingly subjugated. She realized, and had earlier learned, that the former strait-laced, female Ph. - (Prize of Gor)