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

"A Ubara, too," she said, "is a woman, and I have a woman's needs". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #168)
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26 168 "A Ubara, too," she said, "is a View more quotes about woman">woman, and I have a woman's needs".

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

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26 165 A tear fell to the floor.
26 166 "And I am Ubara!" said the free woman.
26 167 "Yes, Mistress," said the slave.
26 168 "A Ubara, too," she said, "is a woman, and I have a woman's needs".
26 169 "Yes, Mistress," said the slave.
26 170 The Ubara then, bit by bit, piece by piece, looking at herself from time to time in the mirror, the slave standing back, removed her outer garments.
26 171 When she had stepped forth from her slippers, she stood before the mirror, barefoot, in a one-piece, white, silken, wraparound sliplike garment.
A tear fell to the floor. "And I am Ubara!" said the free woman. "Yes, Mistress," said the slave. "A Ubara, too," she said, "is a woman, and I have a woman's needs". "Yes, Mistress," said the slave. The Ubara then, bit by bit, piece by piece, looking at herself from time to time in the mirror, the slave standing back, removed her outer garments. When she had stepped forth from her slippers, she stood before the mirror, barefoot, in a one-piece, white, silken, wraparound sliplike garment. - (Magicians of Gor)