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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I hear it again," I said, "that sound, as of metal, from within your cloak. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #509)
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6 509 "I View more quotes about hear">hear it again," I said, "that sound, as of metal, from within your cloak.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 506 "I see," I had whispered.
6 507 I stood on the riser, behind the parapet.
6 508 I looked out over the fields.
6 509 "I hear it again," I said, "that sound, as of metal, from within your cloak.
6 510 What is it?" "Nothing," he said.
6 511 On Gor my entire mind and body, in the fullness of its femininity, had come alive, but yet, in spite of my new vitality and health, I was in many ways keenly miserable and unfulfilled.
6 512 On Earth, in its pollutions, surrounded by its crippled males and frustrated women, exposed to its antibiological education and conditionings, subjected to the perversions of unisex, denying their sexuality in its fullness to both sexes, the nature of the emptiness in my life, and its causes, had been, in effect, concealed from me.
"I see," I had whispered. I stood on the riser, behind the parapet. I looked out over the fields. "I hear it again," I said, "that sound, as of metal, from within your cloak. What is it?" "Nothing," he said. On Gor my entire mind and body, in the fullness of its femininity, had come alive, but yet, in spite of my new vitality and health, I was in many ways keenly miserable and unfulfilled. On Earth, in its pollutions, surrounded by its crippled males and frustrated women, exposed to its antibiological education and conditionings, subjected to the perversions of unisex, denying their sexuality in its fullness to both sexes, the nature of the emptiness in my life, and its causes, had been, in effect, concealed from me. - (Kajira of Gor)