Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 757 | After centuries of disparagement why should they not now, with a View more quotes about vengeance">vengeance, set themselves up as models for their sex? Why should they not now, so long denied the world, attempt now through rhetoric and politics to bend it to their designs? Can you blame them? Can you not understand their hatred for women such as you, who seem a veritable biological insult and reproach to their pretensions and projects? You are their enemy, with your beauty and needs, far more than the men they attempt through political power to intimidate and manipulate". |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 754 | They are not even, truly, women. |
| 1 | 755 | They are something else, not really women or men. |
| 1 | 756 | It is little wonder they are so hostile, so filled with hatred, so vicious and bellicose. |
| 1 | 757 | After centuries of disparagement why should they not now, with a vengeance, set themselves up as models for their sex? Why should they not now, so long denied the world, attempt now through rhetoric and politics to bend it to their designs? Can you blame them? Can you not understand their hatred for women such as you, who seem a veritable biological insult and reproach to their pretensions and projects? You are their enemy, with your beauty and needs, far more than the men they attempt through political power to intimidate and manipulate". |
| 1 | 758 | I looked at her, angrily. |
| 1 | 759 | "Your desirability and beauty," I said, "is a greater threat to them than you can even begin to understand. |
| 1 | 760 | Their success demands the castigation and suppression of your sort of woman". |
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They are not even, truly, women.
They are something else, not really women or men.
It is little wonder they are so hostile, so filled with hatred, so vicious and bellicose.
After centuries of disparagement why should they not now, with a vengeance, set themselves up as models for their sex? Why should they not now, so long denied the world, attempt now through rhetoric and politics to bend it to their designs? Can you blame them? Can you not understand their hatred for women such as you, who seem a veritable biological insult and reproach to their pretensions and projects? You are their enemy, with your beauty and needs, far more than the men they attempt through political power to intimidate and manipulate".
I looked at her, angrily.
"Your desirability and beauty," I said, "is a greater threat to them than you can even begin to understand.
Their success demands the castigation and suppression of your sort of woman".
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)