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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

How formidable she had seemed, in her freedom, her pride, her size and sturdiness, in her rude skins, in her barbaric ornaments, with her dagger and spear. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #146)
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42 146 How formidable she had View more quotes about seemed">seemed, in her freedom, her pride, her size and sturdiness, in her rude skins, in her barbaric ornaments, with her dagger and spear.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 143 Surely I had been an easily snared "vulo".
42 144 How could I forget that? And she was not even a man! But I reminded myself that I, even had I wished to be so, could not have begun to be a match for her.
42 145 How large, stern, severe, and powerful she had seemed, so different from myself.
42 146 How formidable she had seemed, in her freedom, her pride, her size and sturdiness, in her rude skins, in her barbaric ornaments, with her dagger and spear.
42 147 And I was slight, small, weak, and defenseless, and feminine, fit on this world to be only a female slave.
42 148 The others, too, had seemed so large, so powerful, so forceful, so mannish, like women who were not women, but men.
42 149 But then how small, weak, and female they had proved to be when compared not to me, but to actual men.
Surely I had been an easily snared "vulo". How could I forget that? And she was not even a man! But I reminded myself that I, even had I wished to be so, could not have begun to be a match for her. How large, stern, severe, and powerful she had seemed, so different from myself. How formidable she had seemed, in her freedom, her pride, her size and sturdiness, in her rude skins, in her barbaric ornaments, with her dagger and spear. And I was slight, small, weak, and defenseless, and feminine, fit on this world to be only a female slave. The others, too, had seemed so large, so powerful, so forceful, so mannish, like women who were not women, but men. But then how small, weak, and female they had proved to be when compared not to me, but to actual men. - (Smugglers of Gor)