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

"Actually," he said, "the fundamental explanation here doubtless long precedes historical variations of the sort I have suggested". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #114)
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29 114 "View more quotes about actually">Actually," he said, "the fundamental explanation here doubtless long precedes historical variations of the sort I have suggested".

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

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29 111 "And you think I may derive from such?" she whispered.
29 112 "I find it not hard to believe that some ancestress of yours might have been sold naked from a slave block in Roman Britain," he said.
29 113 "I only know that I am a slave, and need to be a slave, and desire to be a slave".
29 114 "Actually," he said, "the fundamental explanation here doubtless long precedes historical variations of the sort I have suggested".
29 115 "It has to do with the nature of women, and of men?" "Yes," he said.
29 116 "It would have to do with the natures favored by natural selection, in our species, interestingly, a radical sexual dimorphism, not only anatomically but psychologically, and the desire on the part of the smaller animal to submit and serve, to be owned and mastered, and that of the larger animal to own and master, such things".
29 117 "Nature would select for masters and slaves?" "Yes," he said.
"And you think I may derive from such?" she whispered. "I find it not hard to believe that some ancestress of yours might have been sold naked from a slave block in Roman Britain," he said. "I only know that I am a slave, and need to be a slave, and desire to be a slave". "Actually," he said, "the fundamental explanation here doubtless long precedes historical variations of the sort I have suggested". "It has to do with the nature of women, and of men?" "Yes," he said. "It would have to do with the natures favored by natural selection, in our species, interestingly, a radical sexual dimorphism, not only anatomically but psychologically, and the desire on the part of the smaller animal to submit and serve, to be owned and mastered, and that of the larger animal to own and master, such things". "Nature would select for masters and slaves?" "Yes," he said. - (Kur of Gor)