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| 9 | 492 | I would View more quotes about later">later learn that the taste of Gorean men, rather as that of most men throughout Earth's history, given the evidence of mosaics, statues, paintings, and such, tended to favor the more familiar forms of womanhood, the statistically familiar woman, young, lovely, nicely curved, apparently the result of thousands of generations of sexual selections. |
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| 9 | 489 | Surely my experiences on Earth would suggest that, my awareness of public images, countless pictures in fashion magazines, and such. |
| 9 | 490 | "Some men may find them of interest, like the rest of you," he said. |
| 9 | 491 | "I see," I said. |
| 9 | 492 | I would later learn that the taste of Gorean men, rather as that of most men throughout Earth's history, given the evidence of mosaics, statues, paintings, and such, tended to favor the more familiar forms of womanhood, the statistically familiar woman, young, lovely, nicely curved, apparently the result of thousands of generations of sexual selections. |
| 9 | 493 | To be sure, there are countless intriguing, exciting variations of the feminine symmetries, producing wondrous diversities of beauty. |
| 9 | 494 | Many types ascend the blocks on Gor, and fetch remunerative prices. |
| 9 | 495 | "She believed me," said the dealer. |