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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

"No! No!" The sudden, tense, almost hysterical ardor of her denial spoke of truths, and needs, and depths within her of the existence of which she must be only too keenly aware, and yet truths, depths and needs which, for some reason or another, she seemed almost tragically desperate to conceal and deny, perhaps mostly from herself. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #637)
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5 637 "No! No!" The sudden, tense, View more quotes about almost">almost hysterical ardor of her denial spoke of truths, and needs, and depths within her of the existence of which she must be only too keenly aware, and yet truths, depths and needs which, for some reason or another, she seemed almost tragically desperate to conceal and deny, perhaps mostly from herself.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 634 Yet I noted she did not take her eyes from the abused slave.
5 635 "Would you like to be subject to such uses?" I asked.
5 636 "No!" she said.
5 637 "No! No!" The sudden, tense, almost hysterical ardor of her denial spoke of truths, and needs, and depths within her of the existence of which she must be only too keenly aware, and yet truths, depths and needs which, for some reason or another, she seemed almost tragically desperate to conceal and deny, perhaps mostly from herself.
5 638 I thought she might serve well herself, on such a table.
5 639 I recalled that she had chosen to live dangerously, relying much on duping men to make her way through the world.
5 640 Surely she must have realized that there were dangers in practicing such a livelihood.
Yet I noted she did not take her eyes from the abused slave. "Would you like to be subject to such uses?" I asked. "No!" she said. "No! No!" The sudden, tense, almost hysterical ardor of her denial spoke of truths, and needs, and depths within her of the existence of which she must be only too keenly aware, and yet truths, depths and needs which, for some reason or another, she seemed almost tragically desperate to conceal and deny, perhaps mostly from herself. I thought she might serve well herself, on such a table. I recalled that she had chosen to live dangerously, relying much on duping men to make her way through the world. Surely she must have realized that there were dangers in practicing such a livelihood. - (Renegades of Gor)