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

"I do not think they are necessarily stupid," he said, "merely ignorant, perhaps because untrained, or perhaps merely because they have not yet been awakened sexually, have not yet been forced to feel the slave fires in their belly, have not yet, by strong men, been made the helpless victims of their own now-enkindled needs". - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #339)
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6 339 "I do not View more quotes about think">think they are necessarily stupid," he said, "merely ignorant, perhaps because untrained, or perhaps merely because they have not yet been awakened sexually, have not yet been forced to feel the slave fires in their belly, have not yet, by strong men, been made the helpless victims of their own now-enkindled needs".

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

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6 336 "Some women," he said, "do not even know the floor movements of an aroused, pleading slave".
6 337 "They must indeed be stupid," I said.
6 338 I had no idea, of course, what they might be.
6 339 "I do not think they are necessarily stupid," he said, "merely ignorant, perhaps because untrained, or perhaps merely because they have not yet been awakened sexually, have not yet been forced to feel the slave fires in their belly, have not yet, by strong men, been made the helpless victims of their own now-enkindled needs".
6 340 "I thought Lysander played well," I said.
6 341 "He is regarded as one of the finest czehar players on all Gor," said Drusus Rencius, dryly.
6 342 "Oh," I said.
"Some women," he said, "do not even know the floor movements of an aroused, pleading slave". "They must indeed be stupid," I said. I had no idea, of course, what they might be. "I do not think they are necessarily stupid," he said, "merely ignorant, perhaps because untrained, or perhaps merely because they have not yet been awakened sexually, have not yet been forced to feel the slave fires in their belly, have not yet, by strong men, been made the helpless victims of their own now-enkindled needs". "I thought Lysander played well," I said. "He is regarded as one of the finest czehar players on all Gor," said Drusus Rencius, dryly. "Oh," I said. - (Kajira of Gor)