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

What man can truly, deeply, desire a woman, wholly, fully, without contemplating her in his collar? Too, I recalled the preceding night. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #45)
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23 45 What man can View more quotes about truly">truly, deeply, desire a woman, wholly, fully, without contemplating her in his collar? Too, I recalled the preceding night.

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

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23 42 I was sure Pertinax wanted Saru, and as a Gorean master wants a woman, wholly, and uncompromisingly.
23 43 I suspected he had often, even on Earth, speculated on what she might look like at his feet, naked and bound, in his power.
23 44 Doubtless he, too, had considered her, even on Earth, in a collar, his collar.
23 45 What man can truly, deeply, desire a woman, wholly, fully, without contemplating her in his collar? Too, I recalled the preceding night.
23 46 Pertinax had tasted slave.
23 47 And what man, having tasted slave, will be content with less? I viewed Saru.
23 48 As mentioned, she was a bit away, some yards away, amongst the tables.
I was sure Pertinax wanted Saru, and as a Gorean master wants a woman, wholly, and uncompromisingly. I suspected he had often, even on Earth, speculated on what she might look like at his feet, naked and bound, in his power. Doubtless he, too, had considered her, even on Earth, in a collar, his collar. What man can truly, deeply, desire a woman, wholly, fully, without contemplating her in his collar? Too, I recalled the preceding night. Pertinax had tasted slave. And what man, having tasted slave, will be content with less? I viewed Saru. As mentioned, she was a bit away, some yards away, amongst the tables. - (Swordsmen of Gor)