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

In the meantime she would wait for the business of men and Kurii to be worked out, appropriately helpless to interfere with or affect the outcome. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #107)
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18 107 In the meantime she would wait for the View more quotes about business">business of men and Kurii to be worked out, appropriately helpless to interfere with or affect the outcome.

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

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18 104 How innocent they are! And sometimes it is a narrow margin which separates them from a ravishing and a lashing, from an affectionate, indulgent caress and the impatient, punitive sting of a switch.
18 105 Cabot then descended the tree and set about creating a trail that would take even sleen some Ahn to negotiate.
18 106 He would return later for the Kur pet.
18 107 In the meantime she would wait for the business of men and Kurii to be worked out, appropriately helpless to interfere with or affect the outcome.
18 108 This treatment of the female, incidentally, even should she be free, is not unusual for Goreans.
18 109 She will await the issue of events, wait to discover whether she will be freed, to be returned in honor to, say, her city, or learn to whom she will now belong.
18 110 The female from the Gorean point of view is often viewed as goods, and a prize, to be allotted, or disposed of, as men please.
How innocent they are! And sometimes it is a narrow margin which separates them from a ravishing and a lashing, from an affectionate, indulgent caress and the impatient, punitive sting of a switch. Cabot then descended the tree and set about creating a trail that would take even sleen some Ahn to negotiate. He would return later for the Kur pet. In the meantime she would wait for the business of men and Kurii to be worked out, appropriately helpless to interfere with or affect the outcome. This treatment of the female, incidentally, even should she be free, is not unusual for Goreans. She will await the issue of events, wait to discover whether she will be freed, to be returned in honor to, say, her city, or learn to whom she will now belong. The female from the Gorean point of view is often viewed as goods, and a prize, to be allotted, or disposed of, as men please. - (Kur of Gor)