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

These things in themselves, interestingly, are often no more than keys which open a door which has long imprisoned a distressed and yearning slave. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #36)
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13 36 These View more quotes about things">things in themselves, interestingly, are often no more than keys which open a door which has long imprisoned a distressed and yearning slave.

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

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13 33 Other times it may be a thing as simple as stripping her and binding her wrists behind her body.
13 34 Sometimes it may be as simple as finding herself slave-naked, on her knees, before a man.
13 35 Sometimes it may be when she first licks and kisses the feet of a man, when she feels the weight of a chain on her body, and so on.
13 36 These things in themselves, interestingly, are often no more than keys which open a door which has long imprisoned a distressed and yearning slave.
13 37 She has in her heart desired to be taken, owned, and mastered.
13 38 She has never been more free than when most his.
13 39 I lifted the taper again, and one of the slaves scrambled, frightened, to her knees, and put her head to the mat, assuming first obeisance position.
Other times it may be a thing as simple as stripping her and binding her wrists behind her body. Sometimes it may be as simple as finding herself slave-naked, on her knees, before a man. Sometimes it may be when she first licks and kisses the feet of a man, when she feels the weight of a chain on her body, and so on. These things in themselves, interestingly, are often no more than keys which open a door which has long imprisoned a distressed and yearning slave. She has in her heart desired to be taken, owned, and mastered. She has never been more free than when most his. I lifted the taper again, and one of the slaves scrambled, frightened, to her knees, and put her head to the mat, assuming first obeisance position. - (Swordsmen of Gor)