Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 849 | But, View more quotes about indeed">indeed, even a man of Earth can occasionally sense, incontrovertibly, suppressed needs, latent passion, in a woman. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 846 | Bondage, in itself, is devastatingly arousing in the female. |
| 25 | 847 | She recognizes it as her fitting condition. |
| 25 | 848 | To the slaver's practiced eye there must be ways of telling. |
| 25 | 849 | But, indeed, even a man of Earth can occasionally sense, incontrovertibly, suppressed needs, latent passion, in a woman. |
| 25 | 850 | And they are not even slavers, whose professional concerns require a considerable degree of accuracy in such judgments. |
| 25 | 851 | But, to be sure, Ellen had doubtless squirmed at night, on her chain, cried out in her sleep, wept with need, and such, publicly enough. |
| 25 | 852 | Too, she recalled, in the Cosian camp, days ago, before being coffled, having been bent over and tied at a trestle. |
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Bondage, in itself, is devastatingly arousing in the female.
She recognizes it as her fitting condition.
To the slaver's practiced eye there must be ways of telling.
But, indeed, even a man of Earth can occasionally sense, incontrovertibly, suppressed needs, latent passion, in a woman.
And they are not even slavers, whose professional concerns require a considerable degree of accuracy in such judgments.
But, to be sure, Ellen had doubtless squirmed at night, on her chain, cried out in her sleep, wept with need, and such, publicly enough.
Too, she recalled, in the Cosian camp, days ago, before being coffled, having been bent over and tied at a trestle.
- (Prize of Gor)