Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 683 | She had feared his View more quotes about touch">touch, and, even in parting, would not permit him to so much as place his hand on hers. |
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Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 680 | In the forest Verna would wait for her women, until she understood that they were not coming. |
| 22 | 681 | I then understood her wisdom as I had not before. |
| 22 | 682 | She had known the touch of a man, and such a man as Marlenus. |
| 22 | 683 | She had feared his touch, and, even in parting, would not permit him to so much as place his hand on hers. |
| 22 | 684 | In Verna, as in others, two natures warred, that to surrender and that to be free. |
| 22 | 685 | These matters are complex, and much remains speculative. |
| 22 | 686 | Goreans, in their simplistic fashion, often contend, categorically, that man is naturally free and woman is naturally slave. |
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In the forest Verna would wait for her women, until she understood that they were not coming.
I then understood her wisdom as I had not before.
She had known the touch of a man, and such a man as Marlenus.
She had feared his touch, and, even in parting, would not permit him to so much as place his hand on hers.
In Verna, as in others, two natures warred, that to surrender and that to be free.
These matters are complex, and much remains speculative.
Goreans, in their simplistic fashion, often contend, categorically, that man is naturally free and woman is naturally slave.
- (Hunters of Gor)