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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

To be sure, this should have been anticipated by any paga girl. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #1134)
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37 1134 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, this should have been anticipated by any paga girl.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 1131 "Widen them.
37 1132 What sort of slave do you think you are?" Obediently she spread her knees more widely.
37 1133 I supposed she had no doubt now, but what she had been purchased for a pleasure slave.
37 1134 To be sure, this should have been anticipated by any paga girl.
37 1135 I forced myself to remember that she was a barbarian, and, as I recalled, had not been long in bondage.
37 1136 Indeed, on her own world, I supposed she had been free, as free, at any rate, as such women could be, in such a world, where, I gathered, their values, views, attitudes, dress, behavior, and such were dictated, as nearly as I could tell, by lunatics who, in fear of themselves, lived in hiding, walled away from nature, and her fulfillments.
37 1137 One gathered they somehow supposed that nature was a mistake, the foe of happiness, rather than its foundation and truth.
"Widen them. What sort of slave do you think you are?" Obediently she spread her knees more widely. I supposed she had no doubt now, but what she had been purchased for a pleasure slave. To be sure, this should have been anticipated by any paga girl. I forced myself to remember that she was a barbarian, and, as I recalled, had not been long in bondage. Indeed, on her own world, I supposed she had been free, as free, at any rate, as such women could be, in such a world, where, I gathered, their values, views, attitudes, dress, behavior, and such were dictated, as nearly as I could tell, by lunatics who, in fear of themselves, lived in hiding, walled away from nature, and her fulfillments. One gathered they somehow supposed that nature was a mistake, the foe of happiness, rather than its foundation and truth. - (Mariners of Gor)