Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 4 | 643 | No one was accepted as a pledge, let View more quotes about alone">alone initiated, who did not meet certain standards. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 4 | 640 | "She is a pretty thing, is she not?" said Nora. |
| 4 | 641 | There was a generous assent to this, particularly from the young men. |
| 4 | 642 | Our sorority was quite particular about such things. |
| 4 | 643 | No one was accepted as a pledge, let alone initiated, who did not meet certain standards. |
| 4 | 644 | Our house was envied on campus, and, by some, held in contempt. |
| 4 | 645 | Sometimes it was referred to as "the house of meaningless beauty," sometimes as "the harem," sometimes as "the slave market," which, I supposed, was a reference to a girl's judiciously selling herself, so to speak, to the highest bidder. |
| 4 | 646 | One fellow had referred to it, jokingly, as "the pleasure garden". |
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"She is a pretty thing, is she not?" said Nora.
There was a generous assent to this, particularly from the young men.
Our sorority was quite particular about such things.
No one was accepted as a pledge, let alone initiated, who did not meet certain standards.
Our house was envied on campus, and, by some, held in contempt.
Sometimes it was referred to as "the house of meaningless beauty," sometimes as "the harem," sometimes as "the slave market," which, I supposed, was a reference to a girl's judiciously selling herself, so to speak, to the highest bidder.
One fellow had referred to it, jokingly, as "the pleasure garden".
- (Conspirators of Gor)