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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

"By means of different garbs, then," she said, "it is natural that these important and fundamental differences be marked, the garbs of men being appropriate to their nature, for example, to their size and strength, and those of women to their nature, for example, to their softness and beauty". - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #617)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 617 "By View more quotes about means">means of different garbs, then," she said, "it is natural that these important and fundamental differences be marked, the garbs of men being appropriate to their nature, for example, to their size and strength, and those of women to their nature, for example, to their softness and beauty".

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 614 "Here sexuality is deeply and fundamentally important, and here women are not men, and men are not women.
3 615 The sexes are quite different, and here each is true to itself".
3 616 "Oh," I said.
3 617 "By means of different garbs, then," she said, "it is natural that these important and fundamental differences be marked, the garbs of men being appropriate to their nature, for example, to their size and strength, and those of women to their nature, for example, to their softness and beauty".
3 618 "I see," I said.
3 619 I was a bit frightened.
3 620 In this place, I gathered, the fact that I was a woman was not irrelevant to what I was.
"Here sexuality is deeply and fundamentally important, and here women are not men, and men are not women. The sexes are quite different, and here each is true to itself". "Oh," I said. "By means of different garbs, then," she said, "it is natural that these important and fundamental differences be marked, the garbs of men being appropriate to their nature, for example, to their size and strength, and those of women to their nature, for example, to their softness and beauty". "I see," I said. I was a bit frightened. In this place, I gathered, the fact that I was a woman was not irrelevant to what I was. - (Kajira of Gor)