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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Certainly I was far more stable on my knees before them than I would have been on my feet. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 64, Sentence #131)
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64 131 View more quotes about certainly">Certainly I was far more stable on my knees before them than I would have been on my feet.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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64 128 I suppose the projection of their masculinity, so natural, so effortless, so unassuming, so thoughtless, so powerful, so strict, had an effect on my smaller body, my softness, my sensibility, and my awareness.
64 129 The simple, natural masculinity of such men elicited, or triggered, weakness in me.
64 130 I felt a natural desire to be on my knees before them.
64 131 Certainly I was far more stable on my knees before them than I would have been on my feet.
64 132 I might have shaken on my feet, even lost my balance.
64 133 Even on my knees, I sometimes, faced with their power, found it difficult to speak.
64 134 I could not help but feel, kneeling before them, a weakness, a readiness, a desire to yield, a fittingness to serve, a fervent hope to please.
I suppose the projection of their masculinity, so natural, so effortless, so unassuming, so thoughtless, so powerful, so strict, had an effect on my smaller body, my softness, my sensibility, and my awareness. The simple, natural masculinity of such men elicited, or triggered, weakness in me. I felt a natural desire to be on my knees before them. Certainly I was far more stable on my knees before them than I would have been on my feet. I might have shaken on my feet, even lost my balance. Even on my knees, I sometimes, faced with their power, found it difficult to speak. I could not help but feel, kneeling before them, a weakness, a readiness, a desire to yield, a fittingness to serve, a fervent hope to please. - (Plunder of Gor)