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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

For example, he would presumably have attempted to duplicate the diffident, half-apologetic body language of the man of Earth, and the subdued discourse of the typical, reduced male of Earth, culturally engineered to betray his natural power and manhood. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #449)
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10 449 For View more quotes about example">example, he would presumably have attempted to duplicate the diffident, half-apologetic body language of the man of Earth, and the subdued discourse of the typical, reduced male of Earth, culturally engineered to betray his natural power and manhood.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 446 Too, he had been rather in the background, and her attention had been much fixed on Lord Nishida, who occupied the center forefront of the platform.
10 447 Too, Miss Wentworth had been distracted by her various concerns and the perhaps intimidating unfamiliarity of this milieu.
10 448 Too, his appearance might have been somewhat different on Earth.
10 449 For example, he would presumably have attempted to duplicate the diffident, half-apologetic body language of the man of Earth, and the subdued discourse of the typical, reduced male of Earth, culturally engineered to betray his natural power and manhood.
10 450 "Explain who I am to these fools!" said Miss Wentworth.
10 451 "Get me out of here!" "You have had little difficulty in the past," said Thrasilicus, "in having your way with men".
10 452 "So?" she said.
Too, he had been rather in the background, and her attention had been much fixed on Lord Nishida, who occupied the center forefront of the platform. Too, Miss Wentworth had been distracted by her various concerns and the perhaps intimidating unfamiliarity of this milieu. Too, his appearance might have been somewhat different on Earth. For example, he would presumably have attempted to duplicate the diffident, half-apologetic body language of the man of Earth, and the subdued discourse of the typical, reduced male of Earth, culturally engineered to betray his natural power and manhood. "Explain who I am to these fools!" said Miss Wentworth. "Get me out of here!" "You have had little difficulty in the past," said Thrasilicus, "in having your way with men". "So?" she said. - (Swordsmen of Gor)