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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

Did I not care for her feelings? Did I not respect her mind? How tiresome and obnoxious she must have found my inopportune and unorthodox views. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #892)
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1 892 Did I not View more quotes about care">care for her feelings? Did I not respect her mind? How tiresome and obnoxious she must have found my inopportune and unorthodox views.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 889 She was an intelligent woman.
1 890 How offended she must have been by my foolish audacity.
1 891 How scandalized she must have been by the pretensions of my boorish and foolish masculinity.
1 892 Did I not care for her feelings? Did I not respect her mind? How tiresome and obnoxious she must have found my inopportune and unorthodox views.
1 893 Surely there was still time to change them, to please her.
1 894 I hoped that I had not ruined everything that might have been between us.
1 895 Was I not strong enough to be solicitous, sweet, gentle, tender and feminine? I hoped she would still like me, that she could still permit me a chance to try to please her.
She was an intelligent woman. How offended she must have been by my foolish audacity. How scandalized she must have been by the pretensions of my boorish and foolish masculinity. Did I not care for her feelings? Did I not respect her mind? How tiresome and obnoxious she must have found my inopportune and unorthodox views. Surely there was still time to change them, to please her. I hoped that I had not ruined everything that might have been between us. Was I not strong enough to be solicitous, sweet, gentle, tender and feminine? I hoped she would still like me, that she could still permit me a chance to try to please her. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)