| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 24 | 837 | "Does it not View more quotes about seem">seem likely that men and women, together, in a complementary fashion, forming a race, a kind of animal, were conjointly shaped by the long, harsh application of evolutionary forces? Does it seem likely to you that biology would have shaped the man and neglected the woman?" "No," said Vella. |
| 24 | 838 | "It does not". |
| 24 | 839 | She put her head down. |
| 24 | 840 | "Nature, in teaching man to dominate, has not failed to provide his victim". |
| 24 | 841 | Vella looked up, angrily. |
| 24 | 842 | "Luscious and beautiful women," I said. |
| 24 | 843 | "And what must be the genetic dispositions of these women, beneath the overlays, the encrustations, the conditionings of impersonal, mechanistic, industrial societies, to which sex is an embarrassment and human beings a puzzle?" "I do not know," she said. |