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

"It is true that if you put them naked on certain surfaces, sometimes tiles, sometimes a rug, they find themselves, sometimes to their dismay, in a state of sexual arousal". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #69)
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51 69 "It is View more quotes about true">true that if you put them naked on certain surfaces, sometimes tiles, sometimes a rug, they find themselves, sometimes to their dismay, in a state of sexual arousal".

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

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51 66 It would seem, as one thinks about it, that almost their entire body is, in its way, a sexual organ.
51 67 Consider, for example, their sensitivity, their awareness of the subtlest colors, scents, and textures.
51 68 Even their skin is alive, responsive to the slightest touch, to the least whispers and nuances of their environment".
51 69 "It is true that if you put them naked on certain surfaces, sometimes tiles, sometimes a rug, they find themselves, sometimes to their dismay, in a state of sexual arousal".
51 70 "And tied naked to a tree?" "Of course," said Cabot.
51 71 "Human females, it seems to me," said Grendel, "are quite remarkable.
51 72 It seems to me that each presents for a master's delectation a unique gift and property of emotion, consciousness, subtlety, and sensation".
It would seem, as one thinks about it, that almost their entire body is, in its way, a sexual organ. Consider, for example, their sensitivity, their awareness of the subtlest colors, scents, and textures. Even their skin is alive, responsive to the slightest touch, to the least whispers and nuances of their environment". "It is true that if you put them naked on certain surfaces, sometimes tiles, sometimes a rug, they find themselves, sometimes to their dismay, in a state of sexual arousal". "And tied naked to a tree?" "Of course," said Cabot. "Human females, it seems to me," said Grendel, "are quite remarkable. It seems to me that each presents for a master's delectation a unique gift and property of emotion, consciousness, subtlety, and sensation". - (Kur of Gor)