Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 12 | 493 | The Initiates, as I View more quotes about understood">understood it, were celibate, or putatively so. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 12 | 490 | She seemed to have no sense as to what it might be to be a woman. |
| 12 | 491 | Doubtless her ransom would be paid, and she would never learn. |
| 12 | 492 | Had she no slave in the cellars of her heart? Had she no concept as to where her true happiness might lie? "Yes," she said, "to the very highest of castes—saving only that of the Initiates, of course". |
| 12 | 493 | The Initiates, as I understood it, were celibate, or putatively so. |
| 12 | 494 | "Oh, yes! He would come back!" she said. |
| 12 | 495 | "He was smitten with me! But I would not so much as glance at him now, I reclining in my palanquin. |
| 12 | 496 | Let him tremble. |
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She seemed to have no sense as to what it might be to be a woman.
Doubtless her ransom would be paid, and she would never learn.
Had she no slave in the cellars of her heart? Had she no concept as to where her true happiness might lie? "Yes," she said, "to the very highest of castes—saving only that of the Initiates, of course".
The Initiates, as I understood it, were celibate, or putatively so.
"Oh, yes! He would come back!" she said.
"He was smitten with me! But I would not so much as glance at him now, I reclining in my palanquin.
Let him tremble.
- (Witness of Gor)