Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 823 | I realized then that my virginity, on this View more quotes about world">world, was nothing, and that it might simply be taken from me, rudely and peremptorily, whenever men might please. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 820 | Perhaps I could somehow use it as a prize which I might award for gain, or as a bargaining device in some negotiation in which I might be involved. |
| 3 | 821 | Then I looked into the eyes of Ligurious, first minister of Corcyrus. |
| 3 | 822 | I shuddered. |
| 3 | 823 | I realized then that my virginity, on this world, was nothing, and that it might simply be taken from me, rudely and peremptorily, whenever men might please. |
| 3 | 824 | Ligurious then turned and left the room. |
| 3 | 825 | As he had left the room, though he had scarcely noticed her, Susan had knelt, with her head to the tiles. |
| 3 | 826 | She now rose to her feet. |
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Perhaps I could somehow use it as a prize which I might award for gain, or as a bargaining device in some negotiation in which I might be involved.
Then I looked into the eyes of Ligurious, first minister of Corcyrus.
I shuddered.
I realized then that my virginity, on this world, was nothing, and that it might simply be taken from me, rudely and peremptorily, whenever men might please.
Ligurious then turned and left the room.
As he had left the room, though he had scarcely noticed her, Susan had knelt, with her head to the tiles.
She now rose to her feet.
- (Kajira of Gor)