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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"But you have noticed, surely, that there seem to be some differences between males and females". - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #139)
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14 139 "But you have noticed, View more quotes about surely">surely, that there seem to be some differences between males and females".

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 136 "If you are all the same, what difference should it make? Why not all males or all females, or any ratio?" "I suppose you are right," said Pumpkin.
14 137 "We ourselves do not distinguish between males and females".
14 138 "That, at least, if peculiar, is consistent," I said.
14 139 "But you have noticed, surely, that there seem to be some differences between males and females".
14 140 "We try not to notice that," said Pumpkin.
14 141 "Have you noticed," I asked, "that males are better at dragging heavy weights across the prairie than women?" "We notice, of course," said Pumpkin, "that not all Sames are of equal size or strength".
14 142 "And have you noticed, further," I asked, "that there seems to be a correlation between the stronger Sames and those the red savages regard as males, and between the slighter, weaker Sames and those the red savages regard as females?" "I try not to notice such things," said Pumpkin.
"If you are all the same, what difference should it make? Why not all males or all females, or any ratio?" "I suppose you are right," said Pumpkin. "We ourselves do not distinguish between males and females". "That, at least, if peculiar, is consistent," I said. "But you have noticed, surely, that there seem to be some differences between males and females". "We try not to notice that," said Pumpkin. "Have you noticed," I asked, "that males are better at dragging heavy weights across the prairie than women?" "We notice, of course," said Pumpkin, "that not all Sames are of equal size or strength". "And have you noticed, further," I asked, "that there seems to be a correlation between the stronger Sames and those the red savages regard as males, and between the slighter, weaker Sames and those the red savages regard as females?" "I try not to notice such things," said Pumpkin. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)