Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 40 | 83 | The switch may then View more quotes about strike">strike. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 40 | 80 | Indeed, I have sometimes wondered if that is one of the reasons, doubtless only one of several, why the free woman so hates the slave. |
| 40 | 81 | She suspects, in fury then, on some level, at least, that the frightened, half-naked creature kneeling before her, collared, cringing, hoping not to be struck, is quite possibly her intellectual superior. |
| 40 | 82 | Naturally this surmise does not please her. |
| 40 | 83 | The switch may then strike. |
| 40 | 84 | In any event, highly intelligent women make the best slaves. |
| 40 | 85 | They are much more aware of their sex, and its needs, and desires, than shallower women, more ready to listen to the whispers of their heart than simpler women, and have prepared themselves for years, it seems, in their dreams and fantasies, to kneel and kiss the feet of masters. |
| 40 | 86 | Aside from the pleasures of owning and mastering such a woman, for it is a joy to possess one, a property so intellectually stimulating, one profits from an apparent genetic linkage, doubtless selected for over millennia, from the caves and markets onward, between intelligence and sexual responsiveness. |
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Indeed, I have sometimes wondered if that is one of the reasons, doubtless only one of several, why the free woman so hates the slave.
She suspects, in fury then, on some level, at least, that the frightened, half-naked creature kneeling before her, collared, cringing, hoping not to be struck, is quite possibly her intellectual superior.
Naturally this surmise does not please her.
The switch may then strike.
In any event, highly intelligent women make the best slaves.
They are much more aware of their sex, and its needs, and desires, than shallower women, more ready to listen to the whispers of their heart than simpler women, and have prepared themselves for years, it seems, in their dreams and fantasies, to kneel and kiss the feet of masters.
Aside from the pleasures of owning and mastering such a woman, for it is a joy to possess one, a property so intellectually stimulating, one profits from an apparent genetic linkage, doubtless selected for over millennia, from the caves and markets onward, between intelligence and sexual responsiveness.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)