Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 277 | "It is said," said Feike, View more quotes about smiling">smiling, "that no barbarian knows how to please a man". |
| 24 | 278 | "That is not true!" said Ellen. |
| 24 | 279 | "Good," said Feike. |
| 24 | 280 | "Show them". |
| 24 | 281 | Ellen bit her lip. |
| 24 | 282 | She was miserable. |
| 24 | 283 | How could this have happened to her? She was a woman of Earth! She had been plucked from civilization, as it had been understood by her former peers, plucked from a busy, complex, crowded, polluted, industrial society, and set down in a very different world, in a fresh, green, natural, primitive world. |
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"It is said," said Feike, smiling, "that no barbarian knows how to please a man".
"That is not true!" said Ellen.
"Good," said Feike.
"Show them".
Ellen bit her lip.
She was miserable.
How could this have happened to her? She was a woman of Earth! She had been plucked from civilization, as it had been understood by her former peers, plucked from a busy, complex, crowded, polluted, industrial society, and set down in a very different world, in a fresh, green, natural, primitive world.
- (Prize of Gor)