Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 626 | How would I fare in such a View more quotes about place">place, I wondered, where it might be difficult to conceal or deny my sex. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 623 | I glanced at the wardrobe. |
| 3 | 624 | Deceit and subterfuge, I suspected, were not in those fabrics. |
| 3 | 625 | They were such, I suspected, as would mark me as a woman and even proclaim me as such. |
| 3 | 626 | How would I fare in such a place, I wondered, where it might be difficult to conceal or deny my sex. |
| 3 | 627 | How terrified I was at the thought that I might have to be true to my sex, that I might have little choice here but to be what I was, a woman, and wholly. |
| 3 | 628 | I looked in the mirror. |
| 3 | 629 | That is what I am here, I thought, a woman. |
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I glanced at the wardrobe.
Deceit and subterfuge, I suspected, were not in those fabrics.
They were such, I suspected, as would mark me as a woman and even proclaim me as such.
How would I fare in such a place, I wondered, where it might be difficult to conceal or deny my sex.
How terrified I was at the thought that I might have to be true to my sex, that I might have little choice here but to be what I was, a woman, and wholly.
I looked in the mirror.
That is what I am here, I thought, a woman.
- (Kajira of Gor)