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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

How then might women native to this world, for there must be such, view us? Not pleasantly, I supposed. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #204)
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1 204 How then View more quotes about might">might women native to this world, for there must be such, view us? Not pleasantly, I supposed.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 201 When the acquirers had populations of millions to choose from, and could choose as they wished, it was highly likely that the average shipment would be of high quality.
1 202 And surely then, ours was of high quality, as well.
1 203 What was startling to me, and somewhat unsettling, was the comprehension that our beauty, rare as it was on Earth, might, given the selections of the acquirers, be unremarkable on this world, at least amongst importations such as we.
1 204 How then might women native to this world, for there must be such, view us? Not pleasantly, I supposed.
1 205 But, still, given our attractions, our beauty, why should we have been so unaccountably slighted, so demeaned and ridiculed? I think it was intended to shock us, informing us that our beauty here was not special, and it was not enough on this world to be beautiful.
1 206 On Earth, a beautiful woman need be little but beautiful.
1 207 Society is at her feet; men vie to serve and please her.
When the acquirers had populations of millions to choose from, and could choose as they wished, it was highly likely that the average shipment would be of high quality. And surely then, ours was of high quality, as well. What was startling to me, and somewhat unsettling, was the comprehension that our beauty, rare as it was on Earth, might, given the selections of the acquirers, be unremarkable on this world, at least amongst importations such as we. How then might women native to this world, for there must be such, view us? Not pleasantly, I supposed. But, still, given our attractions, our beauty, why should we have been so unaccountably slighted, so demeaned and ridiculed? I think it was intended to shock us, informing us that our beauty here was not special, and it was not enough on this world to be beautiful. On Earth, a beautiful woman need be little but beautiful. Society is at her feet; men vie to serve and please her. - (Quarry of Gor)