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

"Some of us want more," she said, "want to be so wanted that we will find ourselves collared, want to be so desired, so lusted for, that he will be satisfied with nothing less than having his collar on us, with putting it on our necks and locking it there". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #57)
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34 57 "Some of us want more," she said, "want to be so View more quotes about wanted">wanted that we will find ourselves collared, want to be so desired, so lusted for, that he will be satisfied with nothing less than having his collar on us, with putting it on our necks and locking it there".

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

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34 54 "What woman would be satisfied," she asked, "to be less desired? What woman would be satisfied, truly, to be more weakly, more feebly desired?" "I suppose it depends on the woman," I said.
34 55 Surely many were content with tepidities.
34 56 Perhaps they knew of nothing more.
34 57 "Some of us want more," she said, "want to be so wanted that we will find ourselves collared, want to be so desired, so lusted for, that he will be satisfied with nothing less than having his collar on us, with putting it on our necks and locking it there".
34 58 "You wish to be so lusted for?" I asked.
34 59 "Yes," she said, "—to the collar".
34 60 "Then you would be owned," I said.
"What woman would be satisfied," she asked, "to be less desired? What woman would be satisfied, truly, to be more weakly, more feebly desired?" "I suppose it depends on the woman," I said. Surely many were content with tepidities. Perhaps they knew of nothing more. "Some of us want more," she said, "want to be so wanted that we will find ourselves collared, want to be so desired, so lusted for, that he will be satisfied with nothing less than having his collar on us, with putting it on our necks and locking it there". "You wish to be so lusted for?" I asked. "Yes," she said, "—to the collar". "Then you would be owned," I said. - (Swordsmen of Gor)