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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

She knows herself no more than his meaningless, begging pleasure object. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #264)
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52 264 She View more quotes about knows">knows herself no more than his meaningless, begging pleasure object.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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52 261 She is needful.
52 262 Well she knows the restlessness and agony of slave fires, imposed on her by men.
52 263 She is ready on her chain.
52 264 She knows herself no more than his meaningless, begging pleasure object.
52 265 She is an eager and subservient passion beast.
52 266 How utterly different is the exalted, noble, proud free woman, suspicious and demanding, bargaining and calculating, insisting on her hundred rights, jealous of a thousand prerogatives! How strange then that men would be willing to risk their lives, even die, for the slave, no more than a collared chattel.
52 267 "Why should a man care for you, not that one does?" he asked.
She is needful. Well she knows the restlessness and agony of slave fires, imposed on her by men. She is ready on her chain. She knows herself no more than his meaningless, begging pleasure object. She is an eager and subservient passion beast. How utterly different is the exalted, noble, proud free woman, suspicious and demanding, bargaining and calculating, insisting on her hundred rights, jealous of a thousand prerogatives! How strange then that men would be willing to risk their lives, even die, for the slave, no more than a collared chattel. "Why should a man care for you, not that one does?" he asked. - (Conspirators of Gor)