Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 358 | It is proclaimed of her as View more quotes about obviously">obviously, as visibly, as the prominence of the band encircling her throat. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 355 | The collar states that its wearer is, and must be, a sexual creature. |
| 26 | 356 | The frigidities and inertnesses, the prides and loftinesses, of the free woman are not permitted to her. |
| 26 | 357 | The woman in a collar cannot deny her sexuality. |
| 26 | 358 | It is proclaimed of her as obviously, as visibly, as the prominence of the band encircling her throat. |
| 26 | 359 | Why do you think women are enslaved? The collar cries aloud of female sexuality. |
| 26 | 360 | Any woman in a collar understands that she is viewed as a sexual creature. |
| 26 | 361 | Pretenses, games, are at an end. |
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The collar states that its wearer is, and must be, a sexual creature.
The frigidities and inertnesses, the prides and loftinesses, of the free woman are not permitted to her.
The woman in a collar cannot deny her sexuality.
It is proclaimed of her as obviously, as visibly, as the prominence of the band encircling her throat.
Why do you think women are enslaved? The collar cries aloud of female sexuality.
Any woman in a collar understands that she is viewed as a sexual creature.
Pretenses, games, are at an end.
- (Prize of Gor)