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

"It is not useful to the machine," she said. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #603)
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 600 "Even as a girl," she said, "lying alone in bed, I wondered what it might be like to lie soft and small, perfumed, helpless, in the arms of a strong man, knowing that he would treat me as he wished, doing with me whatever he wanted".
12 601 "It is uncompromising manhood which thrills you," I said.
12 602 "It is found but rarely on your native world".
12 603 "It is not useful to the machine," she said.
12 604 "No," I said, "but note, interestingly, in spite of the fact that you perhaps never in your life on Earth encountered such manhood, yet you were capable of understanding and conceiving it, and longing for its manifestation".
12 605 "How can that be?" she asked, frightened.
12 606 "It is a genetic expectation," I told her, "more ancient than the caves, a whisper in your brain bespeaking a lost world of nature, a world in which the human being, both male and female, were bred.
"Even as a girl," she said, "lying alone in bed, I wondered what it might be like to lie soft and small, perfumed, helpless, in the arms of a strong man, knowing that he would treat me as he wished, doing with me whatever he wanted". "It is uncompromising manhood which thrills you," I said. "It is found but rarely on your native world". "It is not useful to the machine," she said. "No," I said, "but note, interestingly, in spite of the fact that you perhaps never in your life on Earth encountered such manhood, yet you were capable of understanding and conceiving it, and longing for its manifestation". "How can that be?" she asked, frightened. "It is a genetic expectation," I told her, "more ancient than the caves, a whisper in your brain bespeaking a lost world of nature, a world in which the human being, both male and female, were bred. - (Beasts of Gor)