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

Perhaps she had then, there, before the mirror, in the privacy of her own quarters, moved similarly. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #240)
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10 240 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps she had then, there, before the mirror, in the privacy of her own quarters, moved similarly.

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

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10 237 Perhaps, however, they are associated, in their way, with something even deeper, something clearly selected for, the biological need of a woman to belong, to be approved of and to love.
10 238 "Superb!" said a fellow.
10 239 I wondered if Klio, sensing these deep, dark, wonderful, frightening things within her, the rightfulness of the destiny of submission to men for her, and such, had not, perhaps in the privacy of her own chambers, before her mirror, put the leash on herself.
10 240 Perhaps she had then, there, before the mirror, in the privacy of her own quarters, moved similarly.
10 241 It is not unusual for women to do this sort of thing, alone, often in bonds and chains, expressing plaintively therein their longing for a master.
10 242 "Superb! Superb!" cried another fellow.
10 243 Klio, I recalled, had chosen a dangerous way of life, one which she must surely have realized, on one level or another, might lead to the collar.
Perhaps, however, they are associated, in their way, with something even deeper, something clearly selected for, the biological need of a woman to belong, to be approved of and to love. "Superb!" said a fellow. I wondered if Klio, sensing these deep, dark, wonderful, frightening things within her, the rightfulness of the destiny of submission to men for her, and such, had not, perhaps in the privacy of her own chambers, before her mirror, put the leash on herself. Perhaps she had then, there, before the mirror, in the privacy of her own quarters, moved similarly. It is not unusual for women to do this sort of thing, alone, often in bonds and chains, expressing plaintively therein their longing for a master. "Superb! Superb!" cried another fellow. Klio, I recalled, had chosen a dangerous way of life, one which she must surely have realized, on one level or another, might lead to the collar. - (Renegades of Gor)