Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 383 | I was View more quotes about silent">silent, and sad, for I had known one such. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 380 | "The Tuchuk women," said Elizabeth, "have a miserable lot". |
| 25 | 381 | "Few of them," I said, "would be regarded in the cities as a Free Companion". |
| 25 | 382 | "I have never known a woman who was a Free Companion," said Elizabeth. |
| 25 | 383 | I was silent, and sad, for I had known one such. |
| 25 | 384 | "You are perhaps right," I said, "but throughout the mammals it seems that there is one whose nature it is to possess and one whose nature it is to be possessed". |
| 25 | 385 | "I am not accustomed to thinking of myself," smiled Elizabeth, "as a mammal". |
| 25 | 386 | "What do you think of yourself as," I asked, "—biologically?" "Well," she smiled, "if you wish to put it that way". |
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"The Tuchuk women," said Elizabeth, "have a miserable lot".
"Few of them," I said, "would be regarded in the cities as a Free Companion".
"I have never known a woman who was a Free Companion," said Elizabeth.
I was silent, and sad, for I had known one such.
"You are perhaps right," I said, "but throughout the mammals it seems that there is one whose nature it is to possess and one whose nature it is to be possessed".
"I am not accustomed to thinking of myself," smiled Elizabeth, "as a mammal".
"What do you think of yourself as," I asked, "—biologically?" "Well," she smiled, "if you wish to put it that way".
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