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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

How troubling and tormenting must this be for the regal free woman! Is she, despite her robes and veils, a slave? And some do so kneel, freely, scorning the pressure of prescribed resistance, putting themselves at the feet of such a male, in effect, offering themselves to be his slave. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #104)
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19 104 How troubling and tormenting View more quotes about must">must this be for the regal free woman! Is she, despite her robes and veils, a slave? And some do so kneel, freely, scorning the pressure of prescribed resistance, putting themselves at the feet of such a male, in effect, offering themselves to be his slave.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 101 How right that seems to her, in her collar.
19 102 That is where she belongs, and where she wants to be.
19 103 Free women, too, I have heard, from several slaves who were once free women, often feel the inclination, the impulse, the desire, the temptation, to kneel before a suitable male.
19 104 How troubling and tormenting must this be for the regal free woman! Is she, despite her robes and veils, a slave? And some do so kneel, freely, scorning the pressure of prescribed resistance, putting themselves at the feet of such a male, in effect, offering themselves to be his slave.
19 105 "In the four days we have been here," I said, "I have received six offers for you".
19 106 "I did not know," she said, uneasily.
19 107 "One does not discuss such things with a tarsk, a verr, a slave".
How right that seems to her, in her collar. That is where she belongs, and where she wants to be. Free women, too, I have heard, from several slaves who were once free women, often feel the inclination, the impulse, the desire, the temptation, to kneel before a suitable male. How troubling and tormenting must this be for the regal free woman! Is she, despite her robes and veils, a slave? And some do so kneel, freely, scorning the pressure of prescribed resistance, putting themselves at the feet of such a male, in effect, offering themselves to be his slave. "In the four days we have been here," I said, "I have received six offers for you". "I did not know," she said, uneasily. "One does not discuss such things with a tarsk, a verr, a slave". - (Avengers of Gor)