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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

Profoundly, I suppose, these things have to do with nature and her lovely mysteries, encoded genetically into the very heritage of a species, yes, there, a thousand leagues beneath the superficial trivialities of politics and convention, with dominance and submission. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #2115)
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9 2115 Profoundly, I suppose, these View more quotes about things">things have to do with nature and her lovely mysteries, encoded genetically into the very heritage of a species, yes, there, a thousand leagues beneath the superficial trivialities of politics and convention, with dominance and submission.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 2112 It is in such ways that their slavery is impressed on them, deeply and ineradicably, in the very depths of their being.
9 2113 They are such that they are subject to such things.
9 2114 It is hard to wear the chains of a man and not know you are his slave.
9 2115 Profoundly, I suppose, these things have to do with nature and her lovely mysteries, encoded genetically into the very heritage of a species, yes, there, a thousand leagues beneath the superficial trivialities of politics and convention, with dominance and submission.
9 2116 In this sense one can understand the ceremony of chains, the rituals of braceleting, the symbolism of the blindfold, the gag, the whip.
9 2117 To be sure we are helpless, in fact, in our ropes and chains, and in our bracelets.
9 2118 And sight is not permitted to us when we are blindfolded, nor is speech permitted us when we are gagged.
It is in such ways that their slavery is impressed on them, deeply and ineradicably, in the very depths of their being. They are such that they are subject to such things. It is hard to wear the chains of a man and not know you are his slave. Profoundly, I suppose, these things have to do with nature and her lovely mysteries, encoded genetically into the very heritage of a species, yes, there, a thousand leagues beneath the superficial trivialities of politics and convention, with dominance and submission. In this sense one can understand the ceremony of chains, the rituals of braceleting, the symbolism of the blindfold, the gag, the whip. To be sure we are helpless, in fact, in our ropes and chains, and in our bracelets. And sight is not permitted to us when we are blindfolded, nor is speech permitted us when we are gagged. - (Slave Girl of Gor)