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

"Are they not offensive to your eyes?" inquired the Lady Tima. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #11)
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12 11 "Are they not offensive to your View more quotes about eyes">eyes?" inquired the Lady Tima.

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

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12 8 "See how ugly are such garments," said the Lady Tima, "how constricting!" There was laughter.
12 9 Indeed, among most Gorean garments, with their simplicity, their flowing lines, the freedom allowed for movement, my own garments seemed rigid, confining, frightened, unimaginative and boorish.
12 10 Were those of Earth really so ashamed and fearful of their bodies as such garments suggested, I wondered.
12 11 "Are they not offensive to your eyes?" inquired the Lady Tima.
12 12 "Remove them!" cried more than one lady, laughing, from the tiers.
12 13 "Some of the women of Earth even aspire to wear such garments!" laughed the Lady Tima.
12 14 "It is their way of trying to be men, according to the quaint modalities of his strange world".
"See how ugly are such garments," said the Lady Tima, "how constricting!" There was laughter. Indeed, among most Gorean garments, with their simplicity, their flowing lines, the freedom allowed for movement, my own garments seemed rigid, confining, frightened, unimaginative and boorish. Were those of Earth really so ashamed and fearful of their bodies as such garments suggested, I wondered. "Are they not offensive to your eyes?" inquired the Lady Tima. "Remove them!" cried more than one lady, laughing, from the tiers. "Some of the women of Earth even aspire to wear such garments!" laughed the Lady Tima. "It is their way of trying to be men, according to the quaint modalities of his strange world". - (Fighting Slave of Gor)