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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

That had never occurred to her, that men might take a hand in such things. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #386)
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4 386 That had View more quotes about never">never occurred to her, that men might take a hand in such things.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 383 Then she said, angrily, "We know our values! Let the forty-nine be sacrificed!" "Perhaps men will not permit it," he said.
4 384 She drew back in the chair, behind the small table, frightened, and put her legs more closely together, and gathered the white gown more closely about her slender body.
4 385 It had never occurred to her before, perhaps oddly, that men might not permit the transmogrification of her gender.
4 386 That had never occurred to her, that men might take a hand in such things.
4 387 Men had always been so stupid, so simple, so weak, so easily confused, so easily influenced, so easily controlled and manipulated.
4 388 Those, of course, were the men of Earth.
4 389 "I have upon occasion," he said, "seen photographs of older women, sometimes very old women, taken when they were much younger, in the bloom of their youth and beauty.
Then she said, angrily, "We know our values! Let the forty-nine be sacrificed!" "Perhaps men will not permit it," he said. She drew back in the chair, behind the small table, frightened, and put her legs more closely together, and gathered the white gown more closely about her slender body. It had never occurred to her before, perhaps oddly, that men might not permit the transmogrification of her gender. That had never occurred to her, that men might take a hand in such things. Men had always been so stupid, so simple, so weak, so easily confused, so easily influenced, so easily controlled and manipulated. Those, of course, were the men of Earth. "I have upon occasion," he said, "seen photographs of older women, sometimes very old women, taken when they were much younger, in the bloom of their youth and beauty. - (Prize of Gor)