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

She wondered what some of her arid, shrill, frustrated, sex-starved feminist colleagues would have thought of her, if they could have seen her being carried in that fashion, as a half-naked, braceleted slave girl. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #239)
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27 239 She View more quotes about wondered">wondered what some of her arid, shrill, frustrated, sex-starved feminist colleagues would have thought of her, if they could have seen her being carried in that fashion, as a half-naked, braceleted slave girl.

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

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27 236 She knew substantially what she looked like.
27 237 She had observed herself in the large wall mirrors of the training room when she had been new to a collar, being carried in exactly that way by instructors or guards.
27 238 This posture of the body, she knew, is extremely provocative, as it is intended that it should be.
27 239 She wondered what some of her arid, shrill, frustrated, sex-starved feminist colleagues would have thought of her, if they could have seen her being carried in that fashion, as a half-naked, braceleted slave girl.
27 240 She did not care.
27 241 They knew nothing of what it was to be a woman, and to belong to men.
27 242 Let them go their own way, she thought.
She knew substantially what she looked like. She had observed herself in the large wall mirrors of the training room when she had been new to a collar, being carried in exactly that way by instructors or guards. This posture of the body, she knew, is extremely provocative, as it is intended that it should be. She wondered what some of her arid, shrill, frustrated, sex-starved feminist colleagues would have thought of her, if they could have seen her being carried in that fashion, as a half-naked, braceleted slave girl. She did not care. They knew nothing of what it was to be a woman, and to belong to men. Let them go their own way, she thought. - (Prize of Gor)