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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

She might end up as a kettle-and-mat girl or a mere serving slave for women her arid, linear, mechanistic culture has led her to believe are less attractive than she. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #961)
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19 961 She View more quotes about might">might end up as a kettle-and-mat girl or a mere serving slave for women her arid, linear, mechanistic culture has led her to believe are less attractive than she.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 958 How men would desire her! How they would want to get their hands on her! How they would compete for her! How the bidding would rage for her! She thinks she would bring a very good price.
19 959 Well, perhaps she would.
19 960 On the other hand, it is hard to tell, for Goreans tend to favor the natural female.
19 961 She might end up as a kettle-and-mat girl or a mere serving slave for women her arid, linear, mechanistic culture has led her to believe are less attractive than she.
19 962 In any event, on Gor, in one way or another, she would be on a chain.
19 963 To be sure, men differ considerably in their interests in women, and it is a near certainty that she will appeal to one fellow or another.
19 964 If this was not true, then, as a simple matter of economics, it is highly unlikely that she would have been brought to Gor.
How men would desire her! How they would want to get their hands on her! How they would compete for her! How the bidding would rage for her! She thinks she would bring a very good price. Well, perhaps she would. On the other hand, it is hard to tell, for Goreans tend to favor the natural female. She might end up as a kettle-and-mat girl or a mere serving slave for women her arid, linear, mechanistic culture has led her to believe are less attractive than she. In any event, on Gor, in one way or another, she would be on a chain. To be sure, men differ considerably in their interests in women, and it is a near certainty that she will appeal to one fellow or another. If this was not true, then, as a simple matter of economics, it is highly unlikely that she would have been brought to Gor. - (Guardsman of Gor)