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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She finds an inward meaning and happiness and this is inevitably expressed in her features, bodily attitudes, and behaviors. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #248)
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2 248 She View more quotes about finds">finds an inward meaning and happiness and this is inevitably expressed in her features, bodily attitudes, and behaviors.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 245 The collar, it seems, has a remarkable and lovely effect on a woman.
2 246 It softens her and, in it, in her place in nature, she becomes, as she must, doubtless for the first time in her life, a total woman.
2 247 Mastered, at a man's feet, she discovers fulfillments which were beyond her ken as a free woman.
2 248 She finds an inward meaning and happiness and this is inevitably expressed in her features, bodily attitudes, and behaviors.
2 249 The free woman is to be sought and wooed; the slave is to be summoned, and instructed.
2 250 "It is surprising to encounter one here, for the beach is lonely," I said.
2 251 "I was passing," said he, "and noted you".
The collar, it seems, has a remarkable and lovely effect on a woman. It softens her and, in it, in her place in nature, she becomes, as she must, doubtless for the first time in her life, a total woman. Mastered, at a man's feet, she discovers fulfillments which were beyond her ken as a free woman. She finds an inward meaning and happiness and this is inevitably expressed in her features, bodily attitudes, and behaviors. The free woman is to be sought and wooed; the slave is to be summoned, and instructed. "It is surprising to encounter one here, for the beach is lonely," I said. "I was passing," said he, "and noted you". - (Swordsmen of Gor)