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

"You have no idea, then," I said, "of its incredible sensuousness and beauty, and of how a woman appears in it, how exciting, desirable and owned, and of how men, seeing it, can cry out with need?" "Only what I have heard," she said. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #748)
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20 748 "You have no View more quotes about idea">idea, then," I said, "of its incredible sensuousness and beauty, and of how a woman appears in it, how exciting, desirable and owned, and of how men, seeing it, can cry out with need?" "Only what I have heard," she said.

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

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20 745 "Have you ever seen slave dance?" I asked.
20 746 "No, Master," she said.
20 747 "But I have heard of it".
20 748 "You have no idea, then," I said, "of its incredible sensuousness and beauty, and of how a woman appears in it, how exciting, desirable and owned, and of how men, seeing it, can cry out with need?" "Only what I have heard," she said.
20 749 "As you were in the house of Appanius, who is a rich man," I said, "it is surprising that you never observed such dancers".
20 750 She was silent.
20 751 "Surely he could have afforded to bring them in, or even to own his own".
"Have you ever seen slave dance?" I asked. "No, Master," she said. "But I have heard of it". "You have no idea, then," I said, "of its incredible sensuousness and beauty, and of how a woman appears in it, how exciting, desirable and owned, and of how men, seeing it, can cry out with need?" "Only what I have heard," she said. "As you were in the house of Appanius, who is a rich man," I said, "it is surprising that you never observed such dancers". She was silent. "Surely he could have afforded to bring them in, or even to own his own". - (Magicians of Gor)