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

In a way this pleased her, but, too, it frightened her because she realized that it made her more desirable, considerably so, and on a world where female desirability was, it seemed, approved and prized. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #57)
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8 57 In a way this View more quotes about pleased">pleased her, but, too, it frightened her because she realized that it made her more desirable, considerably so, and on a world where female desirability was, it seemed, approved and prized.

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

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8 54 Such are seldom spoiled.
8 55 After having made certain, as she could, that the attendants were not on the grilled walkways giving access to the tiered kennels, she had removed her tunic and knelt before the polished metal surface at the side.
8 56 Her figure now, she was sure, was superior even to what it had been so long ago.
8 57 In a way this pleased her, but, too, it frightened her because she realized that it made her more desirable, considerably so, and on a world where female desirability was, it seemed, approved and prized.
8 58 She remembered the young women in the corridor, naked and bound, some chained.
8 59 She was sure that her figure was superior now even to what it had been so long ago.
8 60 Perhaps, she thought, this might be due to some subtle, benign, ameliorative effect of her treatment.
Such are seldom spoiled. After having made certain, as she could, that the attendants were not on the grilled walkways giving access to the tiered kennels, she had removed her tunic and knelt before the polished metal surface at the side. Her figure now, she was sure, was superior even to what it had been so long ago. In a way this pleased her, but, too, it frightened her because she realized that it made her more desirable, considerably so, and on a world where female desirability was, it seemed, approved and prized. She remembered the young women in the corridor, naked and bound, some chained. She was sure that her figure was superior now even to what it had been so long ago. Perhaps, she thought, this might be due to some subtle, benign, ameliorative effect of her treatment. - (Prize of Gor)