Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 4 | 838 | The seed poisoned does not grow; the flower immersed in acid does not bloom. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 4 | 835 | At View more quotes about times">times I had been on the brink of surrendering myself to myself, acknowledging to my horrified conscious mind forbidden truths, long-denied realities, speaking of a venerable, long-suppressed, antique nature, one antedating huts of straw and limestone caves. |
| 4 | 836 | I did not know what dispositions slept latent in my genetic structures, dispositions inapt and out of place in the artificial world within the strictures of which I had been conditioned. |
| 4 | 837 | A nature, like the growth of a tree, the shape of a bush, may be clipped and thwarted. |
| 4 | 838 | The seed poisoned does not grow; the flower immersed in acid does not bloom. |
| 4 | 839 | I wondered what might be the nature of men, and what might be the nature of women. |
| 4 | 840 | I know of no test in these matters, unless it be honesty, and what leads to joy. |
| 4 | 841 | Perhaps I would not have considered these matters save that I was unable to drive from my mind the recollection of an event which had occurred late in the sordid abuse to which I had been so brutally subjected. |
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At times I had been on the brink of surrendering myself to myself, acknowledging to my horrified conscious mind forbidden truths, long-denied realities, speaking of a venerable, long-suppressed, antique nature, one antedating huts of straw and limestone caves.
I did not know what dispositions slept latent in my genetic structures, dispositions inapt and out of place in the artificial world within the strictures of which I had been conditioned.
A nature, like the growth of a tree, the shape of a bush, may be clipped and thwarted.
The seed poisoned does not grow; the flower immersed in acid does not bloom.
I wondered what might be the nature of men, and what might be the nature of women.
I know of no test in these matters, unless it be honesty, and what leads to joy.
Perhaps I would not have considered these matters save that I was unable to drive from my mind the recollection of an event which had occurred late in the sordid abuse to which I had been so brutally subjected.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)