Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 327 | View more quotes about considering">Considering what was involved and how it would be done, it seemed more straightforward and honest than less candid or more circuitous expressions, enveiling euphemisms. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 324 | "What a vulgar word!" I was silent. |
| 22 | 325 | The word did not seem vulgar to me. |
| 22 | 326 | It seemed to me clear, unambiguous and decisively apt. |
| 22 | 327 | Considering what was involved and how it would be done, it seemed more straightforward and honest than less candid or more circuitous expressions, enveiling euphemisms. |
| 22 | 328 | The abruptness and simplicity of its sound suggested the abruptness and simplicity, the rudeness and irresistibility, the meaningfulness and completeness, of the act. |
| 22 | 329 | Perhaps free women might be disrobed; slaves were stripped. |
| 22 | 330 | To be sure, if the free woman were captured then she, as a capture, would doubtless not be disrobed, so to speak, but would be stripped, as might be a slave. |
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"What a vulgar word!" I was silent.
The word did not seem vulgar to me.
It seemed to me clear, unambiguous and decisively apt.
Considering what was involved and how it would be done, it seemed more straightforward and honest than less candid or more circuitous expressions, enveiling euphemisms.
The abruptness and simplicity of its sound suggested the abruptness and simplicity, the rudeness and irresistibility, the meaningfulness and completeness, of the act.
Perhaps free women might be disrobed; slaves were stripped.
To be sure, if the free woman were captured then she, as a capture, would doubtless not be disrobed, so to speak, but would be stripped, as might be a slave.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)