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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is no wonder then that his taste, as is evidenced in his buyings and huntings, runs to the natural female, she whom nature has appointed to him as his proper slave. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #640)
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38 640 It is no View more quotes about wonder">wonder then that his taste, as is evidenced in his buyings and huntings, runs to the natural female, she whom nature has appointed to him as his proper slave.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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38 637 Each was slender enough, but not in the Earth sense.
38 638 Each, rather, had the exciting body of the genetically honed slave of men, the typical body of the natural human female, deliciously seizable, and lusciously curved, curves selected for, turned on the lathe of masculine lust, for centuries, the sort of female body hunted, sought, prized, enslaved, and sold for millennia.
38 639 The typical Gorean male is a natural male, ambitious, possessive, energetic, powerful, a master.
38 640 It is no wonder then that his taste, as is evidenced in his buyings and huntings, runs to the natural female, she whom nature has appointed to him as his proper slave.
38 641 "You do not think Gorean males would be disappointed in them?" I said.
38 642 "Certainly not," he said, "nor Pani".
38 643 "Excellent," I said.
Each was slender enough, but not in the Earth sense. Each, rather, had the exciting body of the genetically honed slave of men, the typical body of the natural human female, deliciously seizable, and lusciously curved, curves selected for, turned on the lathe of masculine lust, for centuries, the sort of female body hunted, sought, prized, enslaved, and sold for millennia. The typical Gorean male is a natural male, ambitious, possessive, energetic, powerful, a master. It is no wonder then that his taste, as is evidenced in his buyings and huntings, runs to the natural female, she whom nature has appointed to him as his proper slave. "You do not think Gorean males would be disappointed in them?" I said. "Certainly not," he said, "nor Pani". "Excellent," I said. - (Swordsmen of Gor)