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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Am I desirable," she asked, "truly desirable—as a female?" "I believe so," said the mother. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #108)
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16 108 "Am I desirable," she View more quotes about asked">asked, "truly desirable—as a female?" "I believe so," said the mother.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 105 But I could tell she was thrilled to hear this.
16 106 "That at any rate, whatever you may personally think about it, is the judgment of men, who are the arbiters and masters in these matters," she said.
16 107 "Indeed, that much is attested to by your presence on this chain".
16 108 "Am I desirable," she asked, "truly desirable—as a female?" "I believe so," said the mother.
16 109 "And I am sure, sweet and dear daughter, that when you find yourself helpless in the arms of men, kicking and crying out, and squirming, their lust will make it quite clear to you".
16 110 "You needn't put it just that way," said the girl.
16 111 She shrank back in the collar and chain.
But I could tell she was thrilled to hear this. "That at any rate, whatever you may personally think about it, is the judgment of men, who are the arbiters and masters in these matters," she said. "Indeed, that much is attested to by your presence on this chain". "Am I desirable," she asked, "truly desirable—as a female?" "I believe so," said the mother. "And I am sure, sweet and dear daughter, that when you find yourself helpless in the arms of men, kicking and crying out, and squirming, their lust will make it quite clear to you". "You needn't put it just that way," said the girl. She shrank back in the collar and chain. - (Mercenaries of Gor)