Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 192 | Who would not? But I do not View more quotes about think">think I would have dared to touch her, or would have wanted to touch her. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 189 | "How like Paula," I thought. |
| 53 | 190 | Her arms were partly about that shaggy body. |
| 53 | 191 | I, too, of course, felt sorry for Eve. |
| 53 | 192 | Who would not? But I do not think I would have dared to touch her, or would have wanted to touch her. |
| 53 | 193 | She was too different, too hideous. |
| 53 | 194 | In some laboratory a mistake had been made, an experiment had turned out badly, and a sentient creature had been twisted awry. |
| 53 | 195 | How could one help but regard Eve askance, and yet I could understand, and well, what it was to want to be wanted, to want to be cared for, not to be rejected, or shunned. |
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"How like Paula," I thought.
Her arms were partly about that shaggy body.
I, too, of course, felt sorry for Eve.
Who would not? But I do not think I would have dared to touch her, or would have wanted to touch her.
She was too different, too hideous.
In some laboratory a mistake had been made, an experiment had turned out badly, and a sentient creature had been twisted awry.
How could one help but regard Eve askance, and yet I could understand, and well, what it was to want to be wanted, to want to be cared for, not to be rejected, or shunned.
- (Plunder of Gor)