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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Here, however, it seemed that the normal woman, well curved and luscious, was, for whatever reason, esteemed more highly than her more boyish, sticklike sisters. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #118)
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10 118 Here, however, it View more quotes about seemed">seemed that the normal woman, well curved and luscious, was, for whatever reason, esteemed more highly than her more boyish, sticklike sisters.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 115 I gathered they tended to select "pretty ones".
10 116 They liked that sort.
10 117 Interestingly, on my own world, as I have indicated, I had never really thought of myself as being particularly attractive, at least generally, particularly as I had regarded my body as erring, so to speak, in approximating closely the statistical norms for a human female.
10 118 Here, however, it seemed that the normal woman, well curved and luscious, was, for whatever reason, esteemed more highly than her more boyish, sticklike sisters.
10 119 I did not mind this, of course.
10 120 It pleased my vanity.
10 121 On the other hand, my desirability, such as it was, I recognized, might place me in danger.
I gathered they tended to select "pretty ones". They liked that sort. Interestingly, on my own world, as I have indicated, I had never really thought of myself as being particularly attractive, at least generally, particularly as I had regarded my body as erring, so to speak, in approximating closely the statistical norms for a human female. Here, however, it seemed that the normal woman, well curved and luscious, was, for whatever reason, esteemed more highly than her more boyish, sticklike sisters. I did not mind this, of course. It pleased my vanity. On the other hand, my desirability, such as it was, I recognized, might place me in danger. - (Witness of Gor)