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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

These longings have to do with her nature, and her identity, with what she is, most profoundly, and what she should be, absolutely. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #287)
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1 287 These longings have to do with her View more quotes about nature">nature, and her identity, with what she is, most profoundly, and what she should be, absolutely.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 284 In such a case she would have eventually found herself on a Gorean slave block, being auctioned to the highest bidder.
1 285 Accordingly one gathers she is a most excellent example of human female, highly intelligent, healthy, nicely curved, and quite beautiful, at least for the species, and acutely sexually needful.
1 286 Too, she is tormented by the restless, uneasily sensed suspicions and yearnings, so alien to her acculturation, which afflict so many such women, longings which frighten her, and into which she fears to inquire.
1 287 These longings have to do with her nature, and her identity, with what she is, most profoundly, and what she should be, absolutely.
1 288 They are the longings of an acutely needful but as-yet unmastered slave.
1 289 The blondishly pelted female, certainly culturally, is quite different.
1 290 She was hitherto from one of the Steel Worlds, one of the animals kept there, she for the purpose of grooming her master.
In such a case she would have eventually found herself on a Gorean slave block, being auctioned to the highest bidder. Accordingly one gathers she is a most excellent example of human female, highly intelligent, healthy, nicely curved, and quite beautiful, at least for the species, and acutely sexually needful. Too, she is tormented by the restless, uneasily sensed suspicions and yearnings, so alien to her acculturation, which afflict so many such women, longings which frighten her, and into which she fears to inquire. These longings have to do with her nature, and her identity, with what she is, most profoundly, and what she should be, absolutely. They are the longings of an acutely needful but as-yet unmastered slave. The blondishly pelted female, certainly culturally, is quite different. She was hitherto from one of the Steel Worlds, one of the animals kept there, she for the purpose of grooming her master. - (Kur of Gor)