Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 298 | No man with whom I am familiar would be View more quotes about content">content with a woman who lacked consciousness. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 295 | Indeed, if what you say is true, it should not even make a difference to him whether he held a sentient woman in his arms or an unconscious mechanism designed to resemble such a woman. |
| 34 | 296 | I submit, with all due respect, that that is not only libelous, but preposterous. |
| 34 | 297 | Surely no rational person, male or female, if they took a moment to reflect, could entertain so peculiar a hypothesis. |
| 34 | 298 | No man with whom I am familiar would be content with a woman who lacked consciousness. |
| 34 | 299 | That sort of thing is simply stupid. |
| 34 | 300 | It seems to me it would even have limited propaganda value". |
| 34 | 301 | "The men of Earth can be confused and terrorized by such assertions," she said. |
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Indeed, if what you say is true, it should not even make a difference to him whether he held a sentient woman in his arms or an unconscious mechanism designed to resemble such a woman.
I submit, with all due respect, that that is not only libelous, but preposterous.
Surely no rational person, male or female, if they took a moment to reflect, could entertain so peculiar a hypothesis.
No man with whom I am familiar would be content with a woman who lacked consciousness.
That sort of thing is simply stupid.
It seems to me it would even have limited propaganda value".
"The men of Earth can be confused and terrorized by such assertions," she said.
- (Explorers of Gor)