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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Any woman, I suppose, knows this; it is unfortunate that it is not recognized by more men. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #425)
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32 425 Any View more quotes about woman">woman, I suppose, knows this; it is unfortunate that it is not recognized by more men.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 422 The men of Earth think often of sex as a simple matter of explicit congress.
32 423 This is, however, much too limited.
32 424 The perimeters of sex are not limited to those of physiological union.
32 425 Any woman, I suppose, knows this; it is unfortunate that it is not recognized by more men.
32 426 The blond-haired barbarian and I, she beneath my will, were now surely intensely engaged in sex; yet she was feet from me, and I was not touching her.
32 427 "The fire is high enough," I said.
32 428 "Now kneel before me, Slave".
The men of Earth think often of sex as a simple matter of explicit congress. This is, however, much too limited. The perimeters of sex are not limited to those of physiological union. Any woman, I suppose, knows this; it is unfortunate that it is not recognized by more men. The blond-haired barbarian and I, she beneath my will, were now surely intensely engaged in sex; yet she was feet from me, and I was not touching her. "The fire is high enough," I said. "Now kneel before me, Slave". - (Explorers of Gor)