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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then, perhaps, in time, if I felt so inclined, I might, if he were thoroughly pleasing and wholly suitable, consider acceding to the pleas of one to enter into companionship with me". - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #470)
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12 470 Then, View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps, in time, if I felt so inclined, I might, if he were thoroughly pleasing and wholly suitable, consider acceding to the pleas of one to enter into companionship with me".

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 467 "At one time," she said, "in spite of being a proud free woman of Ar, I felt the desire for the companionship of men".
12 468 "I understand," I said.
12 469 "I decided that I would permit them, certain ones of my careful choosing, of proper means and stations, to become acquainted with me, and that I might then, from among these, favor certain ones with the dignity and honor of my friendship.
12 470 Then, perhaps, in time, if I felt so inclined, I might, if he were thoroughly pleasing and wholly suitable, consider acceding to the pleas of one to enter into companionship with me".
12 471 "And how did matters proceed?" I asked.
12 472 "I called together a number of young men," she said.
12 473 "I informed them of my willingness to form acquaintances, and specified to them the strict conditions to which these relationships, absolute equality, and such, would be subject".
"At one time," she said, "in spite of being a proud free woman of Ar, I felt the desire for the companionship of men". "I understand," I said. "I decided that I would permit them, certain ones of my careful choosing, of proper means and stations, to become acquainted with me, and that I might then, from among these, favor certain ones with the dignity and honor of my friendship. Then, perhaps, in time, if I felt so inclined, I might, if he were thoroughly pleasing and wholly suitable, consider acceding to the pleas of one to enter into companionship with me". "And how did matters proceed?" I asked. "I called together a number of young men," she said. "I informed them of my willingness to form acquaintances, and specified to them the strict conditions to which these relationships, absolute equality, and such, would be subject". - (Blood Brothers of Gor)