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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

Both had, of course, been selected for their unusual desirability as human females. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #330)
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1 330 View more quotes about both">Both had, of course, been selected for their unusual desirability as human females.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 327 Rather a most insidious form of torture was intended, at least for a male of his particular type.
1 328 In order to understand the nature of this torture, one might note that the two females involved had not been selected for their role in this matter at random.
1 329 They had been selected with great care.
1 330 Both had, of course, been selected for their unusual desirability as human females.
1 331 They were both of the sort which could drive a human male mad with desire.
1 332 The girl from the Steel Worlds, of course, was no more than an animal, but she was doubtless familiar with, if contemptuous of, human males, whom she knew, of course, too, as animals, speechless animals like herself.
1 333 She had been, after all, the grooming pet of a Kur master, and held herself, accordingly, superior to others of her species.
Rather a most insidious form of torture was intended, at least for a male of his particular type. In order to understand the nature of this torture, one might note that the two females involved had not been selected for their role in this matter at random. They had been selected with great care. Both had, of course, been selected for their unusual desirability as human females. They were both of the sort which could drive a human male mad with desire. The girl from the Steel Worlds, of course, was no more than an animal, but she was doubtless familiar with, if contemptuous of, human males, whom she knew, of course, too, as animals, speechless animals like herself. She had been, after all, the grooming pet of a Kur master, and held herself, accordingly, superior to others of her species. - (Kur of Gor)