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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"To be sure, her face now is a bit cold, and tight, and strained, as seems her body, as well, common in free women, but I do not doubt but what, in time, relaxed, brought into touch with herself, and her fundamental realities, no longer permitted to deny them, obliged then rather to express and fulfill them, she will blossom in softness and beauty". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #416)
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10 416 "To be View more quotes about sure">sure, her face now is a bit cold, and tight, and strained, as seems her body, as well, common in free women, but I do not doubt but what, in time, relaxed, brought into touch with herself, and her fundamental realities, no longer permitted to deny them, obliged then rather to express and fulfill them, she will blossom in softness and beauty".

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 413 She was a female, and had not been pleasing.
10 414 "She is not unattractive," said Marcus.
10 415 "No," I said.
10 416 "To be sure, her face now is a bit cold, and tight, and strained, as seems her body, as well, common in free women, but I do not doubt but what, in time, relaxed, brought into touch with herself, and her fundamental realities, no longer permitted to deny them, obliged then rather to express and fulfill them, she will blossom in softness and beauty".
10 417 "She might even bring a good price in a market," said Marcus.
10 418 "I am sure of it," I said.
10 419 "Sleen!" said a free woman, bundled in the robes of concealment, heavily veiled, hurrying by.
She was a female, and had not been pleasing. "She is not unattractive," said Marcus. "No," I said. "To be sure, her face now is a bit cold, and tight, and strained, as seems her body, as well, common in free women, but I do not doubt but what, in time, relaxed, brought into touch with herself, and her fundamental realities, no longer permitted to deny them, obliged then rather to express and fulfill them, she will blossom in softness and beauty". "She might even bring a good price in a market," said Marcus. "I am sure of it," I said. "Sleen!" said a free woman, bundled in the robes of concealment, heavily veiled, hurrying by. - (Magicians of Gor)