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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

She feared men. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #640)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 640 She feared men.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 637 She had been had from View more quotes about time">time to time since then, but Marla, Eta and, surprisingly, I, had been the most consistently abused of the girls of Clitus Vitellius.
7 638 The more beautiful I had become the more often I had been raped; and the more I had been raped, the more beautiful I had become.
7 639 I think that I understood the problem of Donna.
7 640 She feared men.
7 641 The slave girl must, surely, if she is rational, fear men, but, too, she must regard them as potentially constituting for her sources of incredible pleasure.
7 642 Donna's timidity and lingering uncertainty with men, I think, was largely a function of her fear that she might not be capable of giving them pleasure.
7 643 It is one thing to be thrown down and raped; it is quite another to hear the indolent command, "Please me".
She had been had from time to time since then, but Marla, Eta and, surprisingly, I, had been the most consistently abused of the girls of Clitus Vitellius. The more beautiful I had become the more often I had been raped; and the more I had been raped, the more beautiful I had become. I think that I understood the problem of Donna. She feared men. The slave girl must, surely, if she is rational, fear men, but, too, she must regard them as potentially constituting for her sources of incredible pleasure. Donna's timidity and lingering uncertainty with men, I think, was largely a function of her fear that she might not be capable of giving them pleasure. It is one thing to be thrown down and raped; it is quite another to hear the indolent command, "Please me". - (Slave Girl of Gor)