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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Who did we fear and hate more, I wondered, they, or ourselves? I considered changing my plans for the morrow but then decided I would not do so. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #301)
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1 301 Who did we View more quotes about fear">fear and hate more, I wondered, they, or ourselves? I considered changing my plans for the morrow but then decided I would not do so.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 298 How ashamed my culture had made so many of them to be male.
1 299 Was that not to be a secret, denied even to oneself? In my sunglasses they would not even know if I noticed them or not, not until I turned to them, directly, and they quickly turned away.
1 300 It was one of the small pleasures allowed to a young woman in the culture, that of intimidating and shaming men, teasing them, taunting them, torturing them, particularly those suitably acculturated, conditioned to view the most natural promptings of their blood with trepidation and remorse.
1 301 Who did we fear and hate more, I wondered, they, or ourselves? I considered changing my plans for the morrow but then decided I would not do so.
1 302 I would go forward and do exactly what I had intended to do.
1 303 Also, the bruise on my thigh was high enough to be covered by the skirt of my white bathing suit.
1 304 The next incident that I might recount occurred the following afternoon, at the beach.
How ashamed my culture had made so many of them to be male. Was that not to be a secret, denied even to oneself? In my sunglasses they would not even know if I noticed them or not, not until I turned to them, directly, and they quickly turned away. It was one of the small pleasures allowed to a young woman in the culture, that of intimidating and shaming men, teasing them, taunting them, torturing them, particularly those suitably acculturated, conditioned to view the most natural promptings of their blood with trepidation and remorse. Who did we fear and hate more, I wondered, they, or ourselves? I considered changing my plans for the morrow but then decided I would not do so. I would go forward and do exactly what I had intended to do. Also, the bruise on my thigh was high enough to be covered by the skirt of my white bathing suit. The next incident that I might recount occurred the following afternoon, at the beach. - (Plunder of Gor)