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

"Am I to understand," she asked, "that the men of your world do not take their women in hand, and throw them to their feet?" "Of course not!" I said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #983)
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7 983 "Am I to View more quotes about understand">understand," she asked, "that the men of your world do not take their women in hand, and throw them to their feet?" "Of course not!" I said.

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

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7 980 But perhaps they might reclaim their surrendered manhood before they themselves, and their world, became the helpless victims of its thwarted furies.
7 981 Manhood cannot be forever denied.
7 982 The beast will walk at our side, or it will destroy us.
7 983 "Am I to understand," she asked, "that the men of your world do not take their women in hand, and throw them to their feet?" "Of course not!" I said.
7 984 "Our women are treated with total honor, and dignity and respect," I said.
7 985 "They are treated as our equals".
7 986 "Poor men, poor women," she said.
But perhaps they might reclaim their surrendered manhood before they themselves, and their world, became the helpless victims of its thwarted furies. Manhood cannot be forever denied. The beast will walk at our side, or it will destroy us. "Am I to understand," she asked, "that the men of your world do not take their women in hand, and throw them to their feet?" "Of course not!" I said. "Our women are treated with total honor, and dignity and respect," I said. "They are treated as our equals". "Poor men, poor women," she said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)