Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 16 | 737 | But that charge, I View more quotes about think">think, is unfair. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 16 | 734 | They, the most extraordinarily feminine of their gender, with their lively minds, their unusual quickness and high intelligence, as is well known, love to talk. |
| 16 | 735 | It is hard to stop them sometimes, they love so to talk. |
| 16 | 736 | Often masters charge them with prattling endlessly, mindlessly and interminably. |
| 16 | 737 | But that charge, I think, is unfair. |
| 16 | 738 | Certainly there are many things of interest, and worth talking about, or at least very pleasant to talk about, and delightful to talk about, other than problems of agriculture and engineering. |
| 16 | 739 | And do not men speak among themselves, too? Are they really so different? Certainly slave girls delight in conversation. |
| 16 | 740 | They love to talk to one another, and to their masters, until perhaps silenced. |
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They, the most extraordinarily feminine of their gender, with their lively minds, their unusual quickness and high intelligence, as is well known, love to talk.
It is hard to stop them sometimes, they love so to talk.
Often masters charge them with prattling endlessly, mindlessly and interminably.
But that charge, I think, is unfair.
Certainly there are many things of interest, and worth talking about, or at least very pleasant to talk about, and delightful to talk about, other than problems of agriculture and engineering.
And do not men speak among themselves, too? Are they really so different? Certainly slave girls delight in conversation.
They love to talk to one another, and to their masters, until perhaps silenced.
- (Prize of Gor)