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

"Such expressions often constitute but transparent concealments for envy and resentment," she said. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #136)
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16 136 "Such expressions View more quotes about often">often constitute but transparent concealments for envy and resentment," she said.

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

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16 133 They do not, nor should they have, endless patience, particularly with the sort of animal which you will then be.
16 134 It is not like having a foolish free companion, one who knows no better, who will patiently work with you for years, trying to help you become a woman".
16 135 "I will try to be strong!" she wept.
16 136 "Such expressions often constitute but transparent concealments for envy and resentment," she said.
16 137 "Consider whether or not this might be true in your case.
16 138 Similarly, even worse, do not use them to disguise your fear of men and of your own true nature.
16 139 Too, they are but ill used when put forth to praise what may be actually only frigidity, sexual inertness, sexual anesthesia, an incomplete or stunted development, a neurosis, an ignorance or stupidity, or false pride.
They do not, nor should they have, endless patience, particularly with the sort of animal which you will then be. It is not like having a foolish free companion, one who knows no better, who will patiently work with you for years, trying to help you become a woman". "I will try to be strong!" she wept. "Such expressions often constitute but transparent concealments for envy and resentment," she said. "Consider whether or not this might be true in your case. Similarly, even worse, do not use them to disguise your fear of men and of your own true nature. Too, they are but ill used when put forth to praise what may be actually only frigidity, sexual inertness, sexual anesthesia, an incomplete or stunted development, a neurosis, an ignorance or stupidity, or false pride. - (Mercenaries of Gor)