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

To us she was quite fearsome, but to a man, of course, she would have been as only another female, to throw to his feet. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #547)
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19 547 To us she was View more quotes about quite">quite fearsome, but to a man, of course, she would have been as only another female, to throw to his feet.

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

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19 544 "I wish he had," snapped one of our number, the largest, a broad-bodied girl in a coarse rep-cloth tunic.
19 545 "I would have obtained it!" I supposed she might, indeed, have won the apricot in any such contest.
19 546 Indeed, even if she had not won it, she might have taken it away from whoever had won it, unless, of course, the master had prevented it.
19 547 To us she was quite fearsome, but to a man, of course, she would have been as only another female, to throw to his feet.
19 548 "Do not speak back to me!" snapped the free woman.
19 549 The broad-bodied girl went to stand near the free woman, looking down upon her.
19 550 The free woman was kneeling in coffle.
"I wish he had," snapped one of our number, the largest, a broad-bodied girl in a coarse rep-cloth tunic. "I would have obtained it!" I supposed she might, indeed, have won the apricot in any such contest. Indeed, even if she had not won it, she might have taken it away from whoever had won it, unless, of course, the master had prevented it. To us she was quite fearsome, but to a man, of course, she would have been as only another female, to throw to his feet. "Do not speak back to me!" snapped the free woman. The broad-bodied girl went to stand near the free woman, looking down upon her. The free woman was kneeling in coffle. - (Witness of Gor)