Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 76 | 49 | View more quotes about both">Both, reduced to essentials, were the same, human females. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 76 | 46 | The differences between them were not biological, but cultural. |
| 76 | 47 | Interesting, he thought, how the women of Gor look down upon, and despise, the women of Earth as aroused, salacious barbarians, and yet themselves, identically, will whimper and squirm in slave bracelets, pull against chains, writhe in ropes, and lift their bellies pathetically for a master's touch. |
| 76 | 48 | Cabot saw little to choose between them. |
| 76 | 49 | Both, reduced to essentials, were the same, human females. |
| 76 | 50 | The slave fought the bracelets; she turned her head back and forth, in frustration, in the chain leash that held her head back, against the post. |
| 76 | 51 | In her eyes were tears. |
| 76 | 52 | Again and again, struggling, she thrust her belly toward him, supplicatingly. |
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The differences between them were not biological, but cultural.
Interesting, he thought, how the women of Gor look down upon, and despise, the women of Earth as aroused, salacious barbarians, and yet themselves, identically, will whimper and squirm in slave bracelets, pull against chains, writhe in ropes, and lift their bellies pathetically for a master's touch.
Cabot saw little to choose between them.
Both, reduced to essentials, were the same, human females.
The slave fought the bracelets; she turned her head back and forth, in frustration, in the chain leash that held her head back, against the post.
In her eyes were tears.
Again and again, struggling, she thrust her belly toward him, supplicatingly.
- (Kur of Gor)