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| 25 | 386 | "What do you View more quotes about think">think of yourself as," I asked, "—biologically?" "Well," she smiled, "if you wish to put it that way". |
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| 25 | 383 | I was silent, and sad, for I had known one such. |
| 25 | 384 | "You are perhaps right," I said, "but throughout the mammals it seems that there is one whose nature it is to possess and one whose nature it is to be possessed". |
| 25 | 385 | "I am not accustomed to thinking of myself," smiled Elizabeth, "as a mammal". |
| 25 | 386 | "What do you think of yourself as," I asked, "—biologically?" "Well," she smiled, "if you wish to put it that way". |
| 25 | 387 | I pounded the floor of the wagon and Elizabeth jumped. |
| 25 | 388 | "That," I said, "is the way it is!" "Nonsense," said she. |
| 25 | 389 | "The Goreans recognize," I said, "that this truth is hard for women to understand, that they will reject it, that they will fear it and fight it". |