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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

The fact that the dark-haired girl had worn the garments she did suggested that she had felt, for some time, her femininity, though doubtless it had never been adequately exploited on Earth. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #619)
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3 619 The fact that the View more quotes about dark">dark-haired girl had worn the garments she did suggested that she had felt, for some time, her femininity, though doubtless it had never been adequately exploited on Earth.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 616 The blond girl, I would have conjectured, would have been from the middle class.
3 617 She, too, now, was a slave.
3 618 Both girls were now identical, only slaves.
3 619 The fact that the dark-haired girl had worn the garments she did suggested that she had felt, for some time, her femininity, though doubtless it had never been adequately exploited on Earth.
3 620 She would have lived in unfulfilled frustration.
3 621 Her garments, in their own way, like those of the blond girl, suggested that she, too, had deep feminine drives.
3 622 She seemed more honestly to recognize them than the blond girl.
The blond girl, I would have conjectured, would have been from the middle class. She, too, now, was a slave. Both girls were now identical, only slaves. The fact that the dark-haired girl had worn the garments she did suggested that she had felt, for some time, her femininity, though doubtless it had never been adequately exploited on Earth. She would have lived in unfulfilled frustration. Her garments, in their own way, like those of the blond girl, suggested that she, too, had deep feminine drives. She seemed more honestly to recognize them than the blond girl. - (Beasts of Gor)