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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She would have been terrified to approach the young man again, after their first interlude, for beneath the facade of his politeness there had seemed a subtle severity and power in him, but the other was merely a woman, and she did not much care what transpired between them. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #221)
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2 221 She would have been View more quotes about terrified">terrified to approach the young man again, after their first interlude, for beneath the facade of his politeness there had seemed a subtle severity and power in him, but the other was merely a woman, and she did not much care what transpired between them.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 218 His companion was waiting some yards away, looking toward the exit.
2 219 She approached the younger woman.
2 220 It did not seem courageous to do so, but, somehow, necessary.
2 221 She would have been terrified to approach the young man again, after their first interlude, for beneath the facade of his politeness there had seemed a subtle severity and power in him, but the other was merely a woman, and she did not much care what transpired between them.
2 222 It was as though the blond woman did not really matter in these things, save in so far as she might prove useful.
2 223 She would later revise her view on these matters.
2 224 "Excuse me," said the older woman, approaching the blond, younger woman, she holding her wrap about her.
His companion was waiting some yards away, looking toward the exit. She approached the younger woman. It did not seem courageous to do so, but, somehow, necessary. She would have been terrified to approach the young man again, after their first interlude, for beneath the facade of his politeness there had seemed a subtle severity and power in him, but the other was merely a woman, and she did not much care what transpired between them. It was as though the blond woman did not really matter in these things, save in so far as she might prove useful. She would later revise her view on these matters. "Excuse me," said the older woman, approaching the blond, younger woman, she holding her wrap about her. - (Prize of Gor)